Stud welding is a process where a metal stud is permanently fused to a metal base using an arc welding technique. The process involves: Creating an Arc: A welding machine generates an arc between the stud and the workpiece, heating both surfaces. Fusing Materials: The molten metal creates a bond as the stud is pressed into the base material. Strong Welds: The resulting joint is often stronger than the materials themselves. This process is efficient, requiring no additional fasteners or finishing, and is commonly used in applications demanding strength and durability.