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PEM® CastSert™: Press-in Threaded Inserts

For castings and soft materials HRB 70 / HB 125 or less

PEM CastSerts press in threaded inserts
The PEM® 300 Series Stainless Steel CASTSERT™ inserts provide strong, durable metal threads in soft metals and die-cast alloys. The simple press-in and rapid installation process for these inserts uses a flat punch and anvil to install all sizes and lengths, approximately 80% faster than other methods like helical inserts.

Installation process of PEM® CastSert™ Press-in Threaded Inserts

  • Benefits
  • Applications
  • Designed for flush installation with flat punch and anvil into blind holes or thru-holes
  • Depth of knur allows engagement with as-cast draft angle holes or drilled holes
  • Stainless steel for hardness and corrosion resistance
  • Up to 80% process cost savings vs. coil inserts or thread tapping
  • No loose chip concerns from tapping brittle material nor broken tangs to remove
  • Simple installation
  • Pilot for rapid seating and self-alignment
  • Symmetric for auto-feed capability
  • High torque-out strength
  • Automotive: Engine blocks & battery trays
  • Automotive Electronics: Radios
  • Consumer Electronics: Laptops, PCs
  • Datacom / Telecom: Server switches
  • White goods: Consumer appliances such as stoves, ovens, dishwashers, countertop appliances, etc.
  • Any industry where castings with threads are used