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    5 Products

    Helical Threaded Insert Removal Tools

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Threaded Insert Removal Tools. Helical Threaded Insert Removal Tools.
    To remove installed helical inserts, place the tip of these tools into the insert and lightly strike the tool’s head. Then, turn the tool counterclockwise with pressure to extract the insert.
    Narrow Profile—The tip of these tools has a narrower angle than standard removal tools to reduce the chance it will dig into your material’s surface when you strike the tool.
    For Thread Size
    Mfr.
    Each
    Narrow Profile
    10-24, 10-32, 12-24, 12-28, 1/4"-20, 1/4"-28, 1/4"-32, 1/4"-80, 5/16"-18, 5/16"-24, 5/16"-32, 3/8"-16, 3/8"-24, M5, M6, M7, M8, M10
    		Heli-Coil90254A320000000
     

    Ultra-Fine-Thread Press-In Threaded Inserts For Plastic

    Image of Product. Bottom orientation. Threaded Inserts. Ultra-Fine-Thread Press-In Threaded Inserts For Plastic.
    Transform an existing hole in plastic into a precision adjustment point. These inserts mate with ultra-fine-threaded screws for machining setups and other equipment where accuracy matters. Install in a drilled hole using an arbor press or similar pressure tool, and friction keeps inserts in place.
    Flanged Profile—Flanges on the insert create a load-bearing surface that prevents cracks or deformation in the base material. They also curb overtightening and keep inserts from getting pulled out or through.
    Brass—Conductive and nonmagnetic, these inserts are useful for electrical applications. They resist moisture but aren't as strong as steel inserts.
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    Flanged Profile
     
    Brass
    1/4"-80
    		0.313"0.352"0.01"5/16"
    		0.313"98625A95000000
    1/4"-80
    		0.438"0.352"0.01"5/16"
    		0.313"98625A9600000
    1/4"-80
    		0.625"0.352"0.01"5/16"
    		0.313"98625A9700000
    1/4"-80
    		0.750"0.352"0.01"5/16"
    		0.313"98625A9800000
     
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