A weld stud is a fastener designed to be permanently attached to a metal surface using a welding process. It has either a threaded or unthreaded shaft that, when welded, creates a strong and secure connection without the need for drilling or extra hardware. Weld studs are commonly used in construction, automotive, shipbuilding, and industrial applications for mounting components, reinforcing structures, and providing attachment points in high-strength assemblies. Their design ensures durability, load-bearing capacity, and resistance to vibration and shear forces.

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