| A Thread size | M3.5x0.6 | |
| L Insert lengths | 6.0 mm | |
| E External diameter | 5.0 mm | |
| P Pitch | 0.6 mm | |
| Base panel material | Plastic/Aluminum/cast iron | |
| Materials | Carbon steel | |
| Heat Treatment | Hardened | |
| Surface Treatment | Color Zinc plated | |
| Guideline values for receiving hole diameter | 4.6-4.7 mm | |
| Min.borehole depth for blind holes thickness | 8.0 mm | |
| Installation Equipment/Method | Self-tapping Insert | |
Main features of self-tapping thread inserts with cut holes:
Threaded inserts, often called metal or wood thread inserts, are used to create strong, durable threads in materials that will not self-thread. Self-tapping threading inserts with a cut hole are designed to fit into a pre-drilled hole, allowing them to self-thread when screwed in. This type of insert is particularly useful in applications that require strong, removable threads, such as automotive, aerospace, and furniture manufacturing.
Main features of self-tapping thread inserts with cut holes:
Self-tapping design: These inserts have cutting edges that create threads in the material when installed, without pre-tapping.
Material compatibility: They can use a variety of materials, including metals (such as aluminum and steel) and plastics, depending on the design and coating of the insert.
Durability: These inserts are made of high-strength materials, providing strong threads that can withstand repeated use and high loads.
Easy to install: Can be installed using standard tools, usually only requires a hex wrench or screwdriver, making it user-friendly.
Multiple Sizes: Available in a variety of sizes and thread types to suit different applications and requirements.
Application: Commonly used in automotive parts, machinery, furniture assembly and any application that requires strong, removable threads.