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Selection Guide
Use the chart below to determine the best Threaded Insert for use in your project. For specifications on any product listed, click on picture or part name.
To view Threaded Inserts by a particular installation method or specific base material, select the appropriate option in the 'Show' box below.
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Base Materials: Aluminum and Thermoset Plastics
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Designed for use in tough-to-tap, high-strength materials as well as softer metals and plastics. Circular cutting elements self-tap and lock into the base material. They resist extreme vibration with no loss in performance.
Available in steel and stainless steel.
Installation Method: Thread Cutting
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Base Materials: Aluminum and Thermoset Plastics
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Suitable for use in a wide range of machinable softer metals and plastics, particularly those with abrasive fillers. The cutting slots quickly tap into the base material and lock the insert in place. They are able to resist extreme vibration without loss of performance.
Available in steel, stainless steel or brass.
Installation Method: Thread Cutting
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Base Materials: Thermoset Plastics, Thermo Plastics, Wood
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Designed for use in thermoplastics and thermoset plastics. The cutting slots are designed to tap into the base material and lock the insert in place. They resist extreme vibration. The coarse exterior threads anchor the insert firmly and distribute stress evenly in plastics and brittle base materials. This insert is a high-quality, solid metal bushing.
Available in brass only.
Installation Method: Thread Cutting
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Base Materials: Aluminum, Thermoset Plastics, Thermo Plastics, Wood
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Speedserts® self-threading inserts form strong threads in softer metals and plastics for a very high pull-out resistance. Their locking action makes them very resistant to vibration.
Available in stainless steel only.
Installation Method: Thread Forming
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