The Ultimate Guide to Inserts for Plastic
Inserts for plastic are generally used in applications where the need for strong and durable metal threads is prevalent. This is often the case in areas where the unit is frequently assembled and disassembled for maintenance or repair. In fact, an insert for plastic...When Would I Use an M2 Screw?
To provide context, every screw size is described by using two numbers – an ‘M number’ – which is for metric screws and indicates the screws nominal outer diameter, and a number indicating the length of the shank. So in the above instance, an...Threaded Rods in a Wide Range of Materials
We have a wide range of materials that our threaded rods, otherwise known as all-thread, are available in. At Fastenright, we are able to provide threaded studding in steel ranging across a number of grades, including grade 4.8, 5.8, 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9. As well as...Safe and Secure with a Lock Nut from Fastenright
Lock Nuts are designed to lock in place during installation, creating a band of tight threads which act as a locking mechanism – ensuring the fastening of your application remains safe and secure. Historically, designers would require nuts to be...Left-Hand Threaded Screws, Bolts and Fasteners
The Purpose and Applications of Left Hand Threaded Fasteners When you think of fasteners, you probably assume they all follow the same standard threading direction—right-hand threads. This is true for the vast majority of screws, bolts, and other fasteners. However,...What is an Insert for Plastic?
If you’re using thermoplastics or thermoset plastics, or even soft woods such as plywood and chipboard – you generally need inserts designed for use with these specific materials. We are able to provide various types of insert for plastic with helical and...
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