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The Small Foot for SD Hand Gun is a specialized replacement component designed for Standard Duty (SD) stud welding guns. In the stud welding process, the mechanical stability of the gun relative to the workpiece is paramount for achieving consistent, high-quality welds. The foot assembly acts as the primary interface between the gun's leg system and the base material, serving multiple critical technical functions.
Firstly, the foot ensures perpendicularity. For a stud weld to achieve maximum strength, the stud must be plunged into the molten pool at a precise 90-degree angle (or the specific angle required by the application). This foot provides a flat, stable reference plane that aligns the gun mechanism, preventing angular deviation that could lead to weak joints or "hang-over" welds. It is engineered to fit securely onto the legs of Small SD guns, maintaining rigid alignment even under the mechanical recoil forces of the plunge.
Secondly, this component is integral to the ferrule system. In many stud welding setups, the foot plate holds the ferrule grip, which in turn positions the ceramic ferrule around the stud. The ferrule contains the molten metal and shields the arc; therefore, the foot's dimensional accuracy directly impacts the containment of the weld pool. A worn or damaged foot can lead to ferrule misalignment, causing flash blowouts or irregular fillets.
Manufactured from durable materials capable of withstanding the thermal and mechanical stresses of industrial environments, this replacement foot is an essential spare part for maintenance teams. It allows for the quick refurbishment of stud guns that have suffered wear from repetitive contact with rough workpieces, ensuring that the welding parameters (lift and plunge) remain within tolerance.
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| Packaging Description:1 of each, 1 per each |
| Item:Miscellaneous, n/a |
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| Type:Accessory |
| Product Type:Stud Gun Foot |
| Compatibility:Small SD Hand Gun |
| Application:Stud Welding |