Free running type-S thread insert produced from precision profiled austenitic stainless steel wire wound into a helical spiral, V-Coil free running inserts have a spring like appearance. When installed, using any one of a variety of manual or automatic tools, they provide strong permanent internal threads which resist head and corrosion. Once fitted, their position is maintained by the action of radial pressure between their coils and the flanks of the tapped hole. This pressure exists because their free diameter is larger, by a calculated amount, than their installed diameter.
Free running type-S thread insert produced from precision profiled austenitic stainless steel wire wound into a helical spiral, V-Coil free running inserts have a spring like appearance. When installed, using any one of a variety of manual or automatic tools, they provide strong permanent internal threads which resist head and corrosion. Once fitted, their position is maintained by the action of radial pressure between their coils and the flanks of the tapped hole. This pressure exists because their free diameter is larger, by a calculated amount, than their installed diameter.
Features & Benefits:
•Type S free running wire thread inserts
•Produced from precision profiled austenitic stainless steel wire wound into a helical spiral
•Spring like appearance
•For high strength and long-lasting internal threads
•Higher temperature and corrosion resistance
•Higher load capacity after the repair by better thread properties
•Can generally be incorporated into existing designs where no previous provision has been made
•ISO2 (6H) tolerance
•Meets DIN 8140 standard
•For thread repair of damaged or worn-out threads
•For thread armour plating for material with low shear strength
•For recovery of rejected items
Free running type-S thread insert produced from precision profiled austenitic stainless steel wire wound into a helical spiral, V-Coil free running inserts have a spring like appearance. When installed, using any one of a variety of manual or automatic tools, they provide strong permanent internal threads which resist head and corrosion. Once fitted, their position is maintained by the action of radial pressure between their coils and the flanks of the tapped hole. This pressure exists because their free diameter is larger, by a calculated amount, than their installed diameter.