Weld Nuts

A weld nut, also known as a weldable nut or projection weld nut, is a specialized fastener designed for welding to a workpiece. It typically has a flat or contoured base with a threaded hole. Weld nuts are used in applications where a permanent and secure threaded attachment point is needed, and welding is the preferred method for fastening. To install a weld nut, it is placed in a pre-drilled or punched hole in the workpiece, and then a welding process, such as resistance welding or arc welding, is used to fuse the nut to the material. Once welded in place, the nut provides a threaded hole for attaching bolts, screws, or other fasteners. Weld nuts are commonly used in various industries, including automotive, construction, and manufacturing, where they offer a durable and reliable way to create threaded connections in metal components. They come in different shapes and sizes to suit specific welding applications.