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Exothermic Welding Molds for Stud-to-Surface Connections: RS1 & RS2.
Exothermic Welding Molds for Stud-to-Surface Connections are purpose-built graphite molds for joining studs to steel surfaces, plates, or structures with a permanent molecular bond.
Unlike mechanical fasteners or bolted stud mounts, an exothermic stud-to-surface weld creates a low-resistance, corrosion-resistant connection that does not loosen under vibration, thermal cycling, or fault current.

If you are sourcing exothermic welding molds Stud-to-Surface RS1, RS2, this category covers the standard connection styles.
- RS Models
- Applications
- Choose
- People also ask
- Request a quote
Stud-to-Surface Connections
This range focuses on commonly requested Stud-to-Surface mold codes:
- RS1 — stud-to-surface joints for lighter stud diameters and smaller bonding applications
- RS2 — mid-to-heavier stud and surface welds where weld volume and mold cavity size must match larger stud or plate requirements

Exact mold selection depends on stud diameter, surface type, and joint layout. Share your stud and surface dimensions plus a connection sketch, and we will confirm the correct RS mold, welding powder charge, and handle/frame accessories.
Watch a video : 3 benefits for you to use our molds.
Applications
RS stud-to-surface molds are widely specified for:
- Grounding and bonding stud attachment to steel structures
- Equipment frame and enclosure earthing stud connections
- Lightning protection and equipotential bonding stud welds
- Industrial plant and rail grounding where bolted stud mounts are not preferred
Because the finished weld is permanent, these molds are preferred on projects that prioritize long-term electrical continuity and reduced maintenance.
Choose
To choose between RS1 and RS2, confirm:
- Conductor size — stud diameter and surface/plate condition
- Joint orientation — flat surface, vertical plate, or specified stud mounting layout
- Powder size — matched weld metal volume for a complete fill
Using the wrong cavity size is the most common cause of incomplete welds. If your stud size sits between two codes, request a size chart before ordering.
People also ask
- How we design and manufacture the molds ? > Watch video
- How our exothermic welding powder works with the molds? > Watch video
Request a quote
Send your conductor sizes, quantity, and destination port.
We can provide mold recommendations, powder pairing, and a formal quotation for contractors, distributors, and grounding system integrators.
Lucas
Product Manager & Marketing
EarthinGo Team
