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Inserts


EX15 Type Expansion Inserts Brass
EX15 Type
Expansion Inserts
Brass
M3-M8 Thread

RI Type Thread Repair Inserts Stainless Wire
RI Type
Thread Repair Inserts
Stainless Wire
M2-M14 Thread

RK Type Threaded Insert Kits Stainless Wire
RK Type
Threaded Insert Kits
Stainless Wire
M2-M16 Thread

KI & KIHD Types Keensert Inserts 303 Stainless
KI & KIHD Types
Keensert Inserts
303 Stainless
M4-M12 Thread


A range of expansion and threaded inserts are available from Ondrives' range of fasteners.

Expansion inserts are the quickest and easiest inserts to install, being simply pushed into a pre-moulded hole. They can be used with plastics or other materials provided that the material is strong enough to withstand the expansion of the insert as the screw locks the external knurls into the wall of the hole. They provide excellent thread durability.

Also available is a range of thread repair inserts and most inserts are 1.5 x diameter for the length. The threaded inserts and range thread inserts are also available in kits which have the basic items needed to perform a thread repair or to install inserts for strong new threads in original equipment or components from new. Range kits include a number of popular sizes. Recoil helically-wound thread inserts are formed from 18-8 (type 304) stainless steel rhomboid shaped by cold rolling. The resultant wire in most cases has a tensile strength greater than 200,000 P.S.I. and a finish better than 32 micro inches, the company states.

Both lightweight and heavy duty series Keensert inserts also encompass part of this range and produce maximum strength and reliability. They provide mechanical lock against rotation, the insert kees are driven down into the tapped threads of the parent material during installation to securely lock the insert against rotation. Inserts with internal thread lock are designed to securely lock a bolt when it is entered into the insert only a few turns. Even after repeated installations and removals of the bolt, the lock maintains sufficient locking torque to prevent the bolt from vibrating out. With regards to the removal of these inserts, it is unlikely that a Keensert insert will ever have to be removed, since their threads are stronger than the original threads. If removal is necessary however, they can be removed without causing damage to the parent material and an identical insert can be installed into the original hole, the company states.

Ondrives are happy to provide technical assistance where necessary and have a technical team on hand to answer any queries or questions you may have regarding these parts.
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