Unibridge Hot Melt Brass threaded Inserts Heat inserts Heat-set inserts for plastics
Threaded inserts are cylindrical fasteners with internal or external threads, designed to be inserted into a pre-drilled hole to provide a threaded receptacle for bolts, screws, or other threaded fasteners. They are commonly used to reinforce or repair threads in materials such as metal, plastic, or wood, especially when the original threads are damaged or when a stronger, more durable thread is needed. Threaded inserts come in various materials, sizes, and thread types to suit different applications, and they can be installed using methods such as press-in, heat-set, or self-tapping techniques.
Brass inserts are stronger than aluminum and other brass alloys but not as strong as stainless steel inserts.
Aluminum inserts are 70% lighter than brass and stainless steel inserts, have good corrosion resistance, and are lead-free and can be safely recycled.
Stainless steel inserts are stronger than brass and aluminum inserts, have excellent corrosion resistance.