Stud Welding Equipment and Weld Studs, Made in the USA
Proudly manufactured in the USA. IWT Stud Welding engineers and builds premium Capacitor Discharge (CD) and Drawn Arc (DA) stud welding equipment and weld studs in Lindenwold, NJ. Find the exact studs, guns, and parts for your system, and order online 24/7.
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Chucks & Collets
Chucks, collets and other consumables that hold each stud in place during the weld.
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Express Shops
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Get the right parts without the guesswork. Each Express Shop puts the fasteners, equipment and chucks your industry orders most on one page.
Sign Shops
Weld studs, welders and chucks commonly ordered for architectural signage.
Construction
Weld studs, welders and chucks commonly ordered for construction work.
Insulation
The Ci gun and insulation mag chucks for welding insulation pins. Liberty coming soon.
About IWT
American owned, American made
Since 1990, our family-owned business has grown from a modest regional distributor into a leading manufacturer of stud welding fasteners and equipment. Today, from our 15,000-square-foot manufacturing space in Lindenwold, NJ, IWT Stud Welding is committed to providing the precision, quality, and service that every job demands, backed by over 100 years of stud welding experience.
1990 Family owned since
15,000+ sq ft facility
13 heading machines
50+ years combined experience
In-house, start to finish
Made, assembled and shipped by IWT
Stud manufacturing
Your order is made on time and in-house by a team with over 50 years of combined experience, running 13 heading machines and 20+ thread rollers and trimmers.
Equipment design
We design and assemble both manual and automated stud welding systems in-house. Our Welding Applications team can engineer equipment around your application.
Tracked fulfillment
Software we developed in-house tracks every stud from raw material to final shipment.
New to stud welding?
Learn the history, the manufacturing and the science behind one of the most widely used and least visible fastening methods.