This year, Taylor Studwelding proudly celebrates 40 years as a leading name in stud welding equipment manufacturing.

Here we’ll look at examples of where Stud welding is often the most appropriate or best solution. 

There are many different types of welding, some modern and some traditional.

As the UK’s sole designer and manufacturer of stud welding equipment, Taylor Studwelding have an extensive range of stud welding machines an

Taylor Studwelding stands at the forefront of innovation, offering a range of portable stud welding machines that redefine convenience.

Capacitor Discharge (CD) stud welding has many advantages. It’s a rapid and efficient process that benefits from its suitability for thin ma

Stud welding and spot welding are two welding processes industries can use to attach fasteners to metal materials.

From aluminium alloys to Zintec-coated steel, there are several metal materials that are suitable for stud welding applications.

Taylor Studwelding have explored the areas that engineering roles are most in-demand and currently see the largest shortages.

Ceramic ferrules are an essential part of the drawn arc stud welding process. Learn more about ceramic ferrules and why they’re so important

Like in many industries, there are ISOs, or international standards, available within stud welding to indicate that a company or product is

Are you looking to find the best way to attach studs and other fasteners to sheet metals for diverse manufacturing applications?

Not sure which Taylor Studwelding system is the ideal choice for you? You’ve come to the right place.

As a specialised area of welding, stud welding has its own industry terms, as well as those that also crop up in other welding disciplines.

Stud welding is a process that involves welding a metal fastener to another metal part using an arc of electricity to heat both parts.

Short cycle stud welding is a quicker form of the drawn arc stud welding process for attaching metal studs and other fasteners to metal shee