Unit : mm
Part Number | M Nominal of Thread |
Pitch | Coarse/Fine | M1 Nominal of Thread |
Pitch | Coarse/Fine | L | Key Quantity | Dedicated Mounting Tool | Removal Drill Diameter | Removal Depth | Mass (g) | Price (USD) |
CAD Download |
QTY (Piece) |
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SHINS-M10-M14 | M10 | 1.5 | Coarse | M14 | 1.5 | Fine | 14 | 4 | SKK-10 | 11.5 | 5 | 6.7 | 23.41 | CAD | Cart |
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Material/Finish
SHINS | |
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Main Body | SUS303 |
Key | SUS302 |
Application
Reinforcement/repair of female threadingEquipment and device structures / General industrial machines
Characteristics
- A keyed female-thread reinforcing insert.
- The key mechanically locks the rotation so there is no risk of it falling out.
- With the high strength of integrated stainless steel, it is usable for firm fastening or in areas where bolts are frequently fastened and removed.
- It is ideal for reinforcing female threading in light metals, castings, resin etc., as well as for repairing damaged female threading.
- No special technique is required for insertion.
- Mounting is even easier than with coil-type inserts. Use the dedicated tool SKK(SKK).
- Coil-type inserts and special surface treatment specifications are also available. Please contact our customer service.
Mounting
- Set the key in the dedicated mounting tool hole, and screw the insert into the female thread. Diagram 1
- Remove the key from the dedicated tool hole. With the key in contact with the dedicated tool end face, drive in the key using a hand press or hammer. Diagram 2
- When projection of the key is a concern, the key can be pushed in beyond the chamfered portion by reversing the dedicated tool and driving the key in using the knurled end face. Diagram 3
Removal
- Machine to the depth specified in the dimension table, using the specified drill size. Diagram 1
- Tip the key over in the hole, break it, and remove it. Diagram 2
- Remove the insert using a commercially available bolt remover or similar. Diagram 3
- Mount a new insert following the mounting method. Diagram 4