Weld Nuts

Precision Weld Nuts with projection tips for resistance welding. Various thread sizes, free mainland UK delivery on orders over £100.

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  1. SWP 3/8" Bsp R/H Nut 1314
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    SWP 3/8" Bsp R/H Nut 1314

    SKU: 27A
    £1.68 £1.40
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  2. SWP 3/8" Bsp L/H Nut 1315
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    SWP 3/8" Bsp L/H Nut 1315

    SKU: 27B
    £1.68 £1.40
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  3. SWP 1/4" Bsp R/H Nut 1312
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    SWP 1/4" Bsp R/H Nut 1312

    SKU: 28A
    £0.68 £0.57
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  4. SWP 1/4" Bsp L/H Nut 1313
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    SWP 1/4" Bsp L/H Nut 1313

    SKU: 28B
    £0.68 £0.57
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Weld Nuts deliver secure threaded fastenings on thin sheet without secondary operations. Projection weld lugs concentrate current, forming repeatable nuggets with minimal expulsion and spatter. Our welding nuts range covers round pilot, flange, hex and square styles in mild steel, A2 stainless and galvanised coatings.  


Material properties are controlled to 90–120 HRB for consistent nugget growth, while tapping tolerance class 6H ensures ready bolt engagement. Flange weld nuts distribute load around large clearance holes, preventing pull-through on automotive BIW panels. Pilot types locate into pre-punched holes for perfect concentricity before electrode closure.  


Parts are supplied on stitched carrier strips for automated weld feeders or bulk-packed with anti-rust dry film. Certificates of conformity include chemical analysis and shear-push test data. Spend £100 or more and receive free mainland UK delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions
How to use weld nuts?
To use weld nuts, first clean the surface where the nut will be attached. Position the weld nut and secure it with a fixture. Use a MIG or TIG welder to apply heat, ensuring the weld penetrates adequately. Allow to cool before handling. Always wear appropriate safety gear.
What are weld nuts?
Weld nuts are specialised fasteners designed for welding to a surface. They feature a nut-like shape with a flange, allowing them to be securely attached during the welding process. Commonly used in metal fabrication, they provide a strong, permanent threaded connection.
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