Thread inserts, typically made from brass or stainless steel are used in the assembly of many consumer products, automobiles and electronics. Also known as threaded bushing, a fastener element which is inserted into an object to append a threaded hole, it even works as a repair in a stripped threaded hole.
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High-Quality
Threads: These
standard and high quality threads can be installed quickly into molded or
simple drilled holes. These threads help create well-built and long-lasting
assemblies.
Cold flow
resistance: Thread insert minimizes the loss of clamping pressure due to cold flow of
base material. These are created to disperse clamping forces to soft materials.
It functions as a metal bushing between the fastener and components that come
in contact with each other.
Easy
Installation: Khodiyar springs, mostly covers
all the possible varieties of installation process and are selected widely by
original equipment manufacturers for all kinds of volumes of production.
Applications
of Thread Insert: Khodiyar spring thread inserts come in diverse range of sizes
and diameter and are utilized in innumerable industries including electrical
engineering, plant engineering, aerospace industry, defence industry, medical
industry, telecommunications, and automotive industry and at many other places.
Benefits of
Thread Insert: Khodiyar spring thread inserts enhance performance and quality both. They
are quite sturdy and aids in improving distribution of residual stress,
enhances load bearing capacity and are designed in a way to utilize shorter and
smaller threads especially for low strength alloys. Also for exercises
involving maximum and upraised corrosive conditions or subject to the
consequences of galvanic corrosion, surface coating in addition are available
in Cadmium, aluminum, zinc and others for maximum resistance.
Installation
Process:
Drilling: It is use of regular drilling
procedures. For Steel, Magnesium and
plastics the alternative larger size drills recommended in the second column
should be used.
Tapping: Tapping is usually done in a single operation
with one of the types of finishing taps. Roughing taps are available, however,
for occasions when materials make both rough and finish cuts necessary.
Gauging
Clean tapped hole: its use requires thread gauge to check size and full thread
depth in conventional manner.
Installing
Inserts Pre-winder type: Inserting tools are available for hand installation of
inserts. The Pre-winder type is a precision tool which aligns and recompresses
the insert for easy installation. A slotted mandrel in the tool drives the
insert by its tang. This tool is recommended for hand installation of all sizes
of Coarse & Fine series of inserts.
Removing
Tang Inserts: The tang on an insert should be
removed after installation only when necessary, for screw clearance or product
appearance, and in such case notched inserts should be used. This is easily
accomplished by placing the punch of the Tang Break off tool into the installed
insert and resting tool squarely on the insert tang. Strike the top of the tool
with a hammer, using a sharp blow.
Extracting
Inserts: In rare instances, inserts
are installed, too deep cross-threaded or otherwise improperly inserted. Such
inserts are readily removed with extracting tools which are available in four
sizes to fit all size of inserts. Place the blade of the extracting tool into
the insert. Hit the top of the tool with a hammer, causing the blade to bite
into the insert. Push down on the tool and rotate counter clockwise to back the
insert out of the hole (inserts produce
permanent threads; hence extraction is not normally necessary)
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