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Standard
18-8 (304) stainless steel – excellent corrosion resistance and general-purpose durability.

High-Corrosion
316L stainless steel – superior pitting and chloride resistance for marine and chemical environments.

High-Temperature
Inconel X-750 or A-286 – service up to 550 °C continuous, 815 °C intermittent.

Phosphor Bronze C51000
non-magnetic, non-sparking, ideal for electrical and explosive-atmosphere applications.

Cadmium-plated carbon steel
cost-effective for tooling and automotive repair kits.

All wires are work-hardened to 1400
1600 MPa tensile strength, then precision-coiled and stress-relieved to provide a uniform, resilient thread.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
What is the difference between 304 and 316L stainless steel thread inserts?
Standard 18-8 (304) stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance and general-purpose durability. In contrast, 316L stainless steel provides superior pitting and chloride resistance, making it ideal for marine and chemical environments.
Q:
Which material is best suited for high-temperature applications?
Inconel X-750 or A-286 is recommended for high-temperature service, capable of operating up to 550 °C continuously and up to 815 °C intermittently.
Q:
When should I use Phosphor Bronze C51000 thread inserts?
Phosphor Bronze C51000 is non-magnetic and non-sparking, which makes it ideal for electrical applications and environments with explosive atmospheres.
Q:
What are cadmium-plated carbon steel inserts used for?
Cadmium-plated carbon steel inserts are a highly cost-effective option, primarily used for tooling and automotive repair kits.
Q:
How strong are the wires used in these thread inserts?
All wires are work-hardened to a tensile strength of 1400 to 1600 MPa. They are then precision-coiled and stress-relieved to provide a uniform, resilient thread.


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