100°Flat Head Studs

The one end of the 100°flat head studs is a 100-degree flat head, while the other end has threads. The flat head enables it to fit tightly with the components that have corresponding countersunk holes. Its thread specifications are numerous, ranging from the small M3 size to the larger M16 size.

Product details and parameters

The flat head studs are essentially a type of welding stud. Their heads are conical and they are almost flush with the workpiece during welding. The 100°angle is crucial as it allows the stud head to slightly sink into the material, thus maintaining a low profile. When it is necessary to keep the surface smooth and flat after welding, such as on surfaces where the workpiece is prone to getting stuck, this type of stud can be used.

The 100°flat head studs are named after the angle of their conical heads. This specific 100-degree design ensures that the weld is almost flush with the base material. It is a common choice for sheet metal processing or any situation where welding to the surface is necessary to maintain a visually or functionally smooth finish.

Due to their specific cone angle, have a lower head profile. They form almost invisible connection points through welding. In the fields of automotive, electronics or home appliances manufacturing, you will often find them used in areas that require clean and smooth surface finish.

Product advantage

The biggest selling point of 100°flat head studs is its flat head design. The 100-degree flat head is more convenient to use in some special scenarios. It can be perfectly matched with 100-degree countersunk holes, and after installation, the surface is extremely flat with almost no protrusions. It is very practical in places with high requirements for the flatness of the appearance.