Hardware.aero is pleased to announce that we have expanded our catalog by adding threaded inserts to the collection.
What is a Threaded Insert?
Threaded inserts are used to prevent stripping in a softer material or to repair material where the threading has been damaged. The insert is literally inserted into the hole to provide threading for a screw or stud to utilize. They are a relatively inexpensive solution to protect your machined metal parts.
These are the primary types of threaded inserts we will discuss:
Helical wire -- literally wire that is coil-formed to the designated thread size. This comes either tanged or tangless.
Keylocking Threaded Inserts -- this type features a solid, one-piece construction utilizing "keys" which are tapped into place to lock position
Who are the common manufacturers of Threaded Inserts for aerospace?
Here are the common mil-spec standards these inserts fall into (although there are a ton of manufacturer specific part numbers as well):
MS51830 (NASM51830)
MS51831 (NASM51831)
MS51832 (NASM51832)
NAS1394
NAS1395
NA0146
NA0147
NA0148
NA0149
NA0150
NA0151
AS7245
MS8846 (NASM8846)
AS5272
A-A-59158
MS122076 (NASM122076)
MS124651 (NASM124651)
MS21209 (NASM21209)
MS33537 (NASM33537)
NAS1130
NA0276
MA1565
MA1567
MA3279
MA3280
MA3281
MA3329
MA3330
MA3331
Please note some inserts may require specific tools to install.
That is it for this update from Hardware.aero! If you have any questions or would like to order threaded inserts, please contact us at sales@hardware.aero.
-The Hardware.aero Team
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