What is a threaded insert?
| Threaded inserts are small tubes that are used to create or repair threaded holes. | ||||
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| Flows can be internal or external and differ by gender. External threads such as screws and bolts are external threads, while internal threads such as nuts and holes are internal threads. The external thread matches the internal thread. Although the male and female threads are formed with different tools, the structure is the same (if you turn the female thread inside out, it will be the same as the male thread, and vice versa). | ||||
| The internal thread may be damaged and may require repair. | ||||
| Thread inserts repair existing damaged threads while maintaining the original hole size. They also create a new female thread by permanently locking into a threaded hole through various insertion processes - the insert itself then becomes a new female thread. | |||
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 | Threaded inserts also allow you to create threaded holes in materials other than metal, such as plastic and wood. | |||
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