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10Pcs Thread Repair Inserts Steel Wire Protection Sleeve Hardware Accessories M18 x 21D
(23,99€/pc)
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Vendu par MixHome
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Description
1. Assembled in the screw holes of workpieces such as aluminum alloys, can form high-strength, wear-resistant standard female threads.
2. As a repair method, threaded holes can be repaired economically and effectively.
3. Convenient and quick to use wire thread inserts to convert from metric to inch threaded holes.
4. Made of stainless steel materials, strong and durable, has a long service life.
5. With small size, easy to carry and store, convenient to use and with good performance.
Specification:
Item Type: Thread Repair InsertsMaterial: SUS304
Model: M18 x 2
Thread Specification: M18 x 2mm
Outside Diameter Before Installation: Approx. 21.4 ~ 22mm / 0.8 ~ 0.9in
Drilling Drill Bit Diameter for Installation: Approx. 18.5mm / 0.7in
1D 1.5D 2.5D Length After Installation: Approx. 18mm / 0.7in27mm / 1.1in
36mm / 1.4inThread Protective Sleeve Model Specification For Example: M3 x 0.5X1.5D, which means that after the screw set is completed, the internal thread is M3, the pitch is 0.5, and the length is 1.5D (length refers to 1.5 times the diameter, that is, 1.5x3=4.5mm ), the length here refers to the length after installation.
Wire thread inserts are also called threaded sheaths, stainless steel threaded sleeves, and wire sleeves. They are a new type of female threaded fasteners made of high-strength, high-accuracy diamond-shaped cross-section steel wire; in aluminum alloy, zinc alloy , copper, plastic, synthetic cardboard and other low-strength engineering materials can significantly improve thread strength and wear resistance..
Package List:
10 x Thread Repair Inserts
Caractéristiques
- MarqueMIXHOME
- Filetage métrique pas standardM18
- MatièresAcier inoxydable (inox)
- Type d'outils inclusFilières
- Réf. ManoManoME265621175
- MMID186425537950
- Réf. fabricantMI1009-GM13461
- EAN7794058083599
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