Help with locating bond in studs

[Scott Rowland]

I have been searching high and low and not really coming up with anything. I suppose I am not calling it by its correct name, as I can't believe something isn't available.
Not hard to make them by cutting the head off and welding on a piece of flat sheetmetal and epoxying them in, but time consumming.

Thanks for the help.

 

[Scott Rowland]

Looks like "nut plates" is close, but, they do not have "stud plates"? WTF. I know I have seen them.

 

[Scott Rowland]

"bonding fasteners" is the term. Now to find a distributor in the U.S.! Lots of them in the U.K., but with our deficit climbing higher, I try to keep our money here when possible.

 

[Jack]

Try Click-Bond from Aircraft Spruce

http://www.clickbond.com/

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/

 

[Scott Rowland]

Thanks Jack, but looked and can't find them on Pegasus. I have been searching for awhile now under the correct name and can't find anyone selling them in small quantities.

 

[Scott Rowland]

I am thinking this may be a whole lot faster if I just made them. Lol. Alot cheaper too!

 

[Jack]

Scott, look again
I revised earlier post.

 

[Ken Roberts]

These look ideal to me. Perforated base studs

http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-threaded-rods/=zqs68m

 

[Scott Rowland]

These look ideal to me. Perforated base studs

McMaster-Carr

Good find. I was even on MCmaster and and passed right by them assuming they wouldn't be under "threaded rod".

Thanks!

 

[Scott Rowland]

Scott, look again
I revised earlier post.

Thanks Jack.