Thread Inserts For Plastic  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Threaded Inserts are cylindrical fasteners (solid or helical) installed into pre-drilled or molded holes to create durable internal threads in low-shear-strength materials (PCBs, plastics, aluminum, zinc die-castings). Their core value lies in high pull-out/anti-rotation strength (≥500N for M3 brass inserts in ABS), reusable threading (≥50 assembly cycles), and compatibility with standard fasteners (metric/UNC/UNF). Unlike direct tapping, they prevent thread stripping, reduce wear, and enable reliable connections in fragile substrates, critical for PCB mounting, enclosure assembly, and vibration-prone electronics.

Threaded Inserts are cylindrical fasteners (solid or helical) installed into pre-drilled or molded holes to create durable internal threads in low-shear-strength materials (PCBs, plastics, aluminum, zinc die-castings). Their core value lies in high pull-out/anti-rotation strength (≥500N for M3 brass inserts in ABS), reusable threading (≥50 assembly cycles), and compatibility with standard fasteners (metric/UNC/UNF). Unlike direct tapping, they prevent thread stripping, reduce wear, and enable reliable connections in fragile substrates, critical for PCB mounting, enclosure assembly, and vibration-prone electronics.222

Hardware components serve as fundamental and versatile supporting parts across industries, with wide-ranging applications. They are core to the electronics and electrical sector, where PCB-related hardware like threaded inserts, solder studs, and press-fit connectors are essential for PCB boards, consumer electronics (mobile phones, laptops), and industrial electronic devices (industrial computers, sensors). In the automotive and new energy vehicle industry, hardware fasteners such as bolts and rivet nuts are used for engine compartment assembly, battery pack PCB control board connection, and charging pile internal fixation. The aerospace, rail transit, and machinery manufacturing industries rely on high-precision, high-strength hardware for aircraft on-board electronics, rail signal equipment, and machine tool structural assembly. Additionally, hardware plays a key role in construction and home furnishing (curtain walls, furniture hinges), medical devices and precision instruments (diagnostic equipment PCB components, surgical instrument rivets), and the photovoltaic and new energy sector (solar inverter PCB connectors, energy storage battery pack fasteners).