Wixroyd Threaded Inserts 22000 - 22046
What is...
Threaded Inserts are used to quickly repair stripped, damaged or worn out threads with new stronger threads, or are used in original equipment to guarantee stronger thread connections. Wixroyd Inserts are easy to install and remove, without the need for special drills, taps or pre-winder tools. The "locking keys" on Threaded Inserts are easily driven down into the thread of the surrounding base material, locking the insert securely in place.
Material
Carbon steel inserts, stainless steel inserts and solid inserts.
Features
- Solid, one-piece construction providing high pull-out strengths.
- Key locking design provides a positive mechanical lock against rotation of the insert.
- Easy installation and removal.
- Installation with standard drills and taps.
- No pre-winder tools required.
- No tangs to break off and account for in the assembly.
- For use in a wide variety of materials.
- Both metric and imperial sizes available in coarse and fine pitches.
Installation
Installation
- Select desired threaded insert. From the product data table, identify the installation drill and tap sizes (note the drill is slightly oversized deliberately). Drill with standard tap drill, as per product data table, and countersink with standard 82-100º countersink.
- Tap new threads with standard tap - as specified in product data table.
- Screw in the insert until it is 0.254 to 0.762mm (0.010 to 0.030 inch) below the surface.
- Drive keys down with several hammer taps on the installation tool. See product data table for correct tool.
- Insert is installed.
Removal
Wixroyd Threaded Inserts, if required, can be removed without damage to the parent/surrounding material. Follow these steps:
1. Refer to the product data table of the installed Threaded Insert and identify the drill size and drill depth required for removal. Drill out the material between the insert keys and the internal thread to specified depth.
2. Bend the locking keys inward and break off.
3. Remove the old insert using a screw extractor or similar.
4. Install a replacement insert into the original tapped hole as per installation instruction above.
