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High-Precision Threaded Insert
The High-Precision Threaded Insert creates a durable machine thread inside materials that cannot provide one themselves. It carries both an external thread, which holds it in the parent material, and an internal thread, which receives the bolt — with both produced by deep-hole machining and fine grinding.
Grinding the threads rather than cutting them gives accurate geometry, a smooth flank finish and high coaxiality between the internal and external thread forms. That precision matters because misalignment between the two threads loads the joint unevenly and shortens its life. With accurate coaxiality, tightening torque transfers predictably into clamp load.
Made from premium alloy steel or stainless steel, the insert resists wear and repeated assembly. It prevents thread stripping and fatigue failure in aluminum and magnesium castings, engineering plastics and composites, extending the life of components whose base material would otherwise limit the number of times a joint could be opened.
Extensively used for fastening in aluminum-magnesium alloy castings, engineering plastics and composite materials, these inserts are deeply integrated into automotive powertrains, new energy battery packs and communication equipment.
They suit any design where a low-strength base material must accept a high-strength, repeatedly used threaded connection.