Material:Brass inserts are made from brass, a corrosion-resistant alloy composed of copper and zinc. This material provides excellent durability, especially in environments where corrosion is a concern.
Internal Threads: Brass inserts have internal threads that allow them to accept screws, bolts, or other threaded fasteners. These threads can be fine or coarse, depending on the specific application requirements
Material:Self-tapping inserts are made from various materials such as stainless steel, brass, or steel, depending on the specific application and environmental conditions.
Installation:Brass inserts can be installed using various methods, including ultrasonic insertion, heat insertion, or using specialized installation tools. Heat insertion, also known as heat staking, involves heating the insert and pressing it into the material, where it cools and solidifies, creating a secure bond.
Types: There are different types of self-tapping inserts, including helical inserts (coil inserts), threaded inserts, and slotted inserts, each designed for specific applications and installation methods.
Installation:Self-tapping inserts can be installed using various tools, such as electric or pneumatic screwdrivers, manual screwdrivers, or specialized installation tools. Some self-tapping inserts have features like slots or flanges that aid in their installation.
