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Frequently asked questions

Threaded inserts are used to create strong metal threads inside plastic components, preventing wear, stripping, and failure during repeated assembly cycles.

Plastic threads fail because thermoplastic materials are exposed to creep, vibration and thermal cycling, which gradually deform the material and reduce torque retention over time.

These effects can lead to loss of fastening stability and eventual thread failure in industrial applications.

Press-fit threaded inserts work through a system of controlled mechanical interference between the metal insert and the thermoplastic material.

During installation, the anchoring crown embeds into the plastic, ensuring high resistance to pull-out and rotation without adhesives or heat processes.

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