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EZL-M2.5x5.8-OD4.5

EZ-Loc Inserts

EZL Series Inserts

The advantages:
Degree of self-locking action on screw
High pull-out and torque performance
Easy press-in insertion
Suitable for most thermoplastics
Using a screw to secure the slot produces an expansion effect for self-locking during installation
Designed for thermoplastic plastics(ABS,PP,etc.)
 
 
Installation instruction: 
Influence of screw dimensions, It is important that the fixing screw fully penetrates the insert in order to achieve full expansion,screw length should therefore be calculated to ensure that this condition is met before final clamp torque is applied.
REQUEST SAMPLES
A Thread size M2.5x0.45
L Insert lengths 5.8 mm
OD Insert diameter 4.5 mm
Base panel material Plastic
H Hole diameter 4.0-4.1 mm
W Min. wall thickness 2.0 mm
Materials Brass
Surface Treatment Cleaning
Installation Equipment/Method Press-in Threaded Inserts

EZL Series Inserts data


How do you secure threaded inserts?

Mounting threaded inserts can vary depending on the type of insert and the material you are working with. Here are general steps for mounting different types of threaded inserts:

1. Preparation
Select the Right Insert: Choose the appropriate threaded insert based on the material and application.
Drill the Hole: Use a drill bit to create a hole in the host material that matches the specifications of the insert. Ensure the hole is clean and free of debris.

2. Mounting Methods
A. For Press-Fit Inserts
Align the Insert: Position the insert over the drilled hole.
Press the Insert: Use a press tool or a hammer with a suitable backing to apply even pressure on the insert. Ensure it is pressed in straight to avoid damaging the insert or the surrounding material.
Check for Flush Fit: Ensure the insert is flush with the surface of the material.

B. For Heli-Coil Inserts
Tap the Hole: Use a tap to create internal threads in the drilled hole that match the Heli-Coil insert.
Insert the Heli-Coil: Use a special installation tool to insert the Heli-Coil into the tapped hole.
Break the Tang: If applicable, break off the tang at the end of the Heli-Coil insert to complete the installation.

C. For Threaded Inserts with Set Screws
Drill and Tap the Hole: Create a hole and tap it to the appropriate size for the insert.
Insert the Threaded Insert: Screw the insert into the tapped hole.
Secure with Set Screws: Tighten the set screws (if applicable) to lock the insert in place.

3. Final Checks
Inspect the Installation: Ensure the insert is properly seated and secure.
Test the Thread: Use a compatible screw to test the threaded connection, ensuring it fits and functions as intended.

Conclusion
The method of mounting threaded inserts will depend on the type of insert and the material being used. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for specific installation guidelines to ensure a secure and effective fit.