sourcing map 10pcs Thread Repair Inserts M8 x 1.25 Male to M5 x 0.8 Female Thread 20mm Long Stainless Steel Reducing Nuts Metric Self Tapping Sleeves Threaded Reducer Industrial Fasteners(Disclaimer)

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  • Size - These thread repair inserts feature an internal thread size of M5 x 0.8 and an external thread size of M8 x 1.25, with small groove, making them suitable for a variety of applications. Measuring 20mm (0.79") in length, the threaded inserts are easy to use for a wide range of threading needs.
  • Material - Made from a non-magnetic and easily machined stainless steel, 303 stainless steel threaded inserts offer good corrosion resistance, high tensile strength and hardness, high temperature resistance and thread accuracy.
  • They are passivated for increased corrosion resistance and a smooth, clean surface finish, and extending their service life and ensuring long-term performance.
  • Features - Threaded reducers can greatly improve the strength and stability of threaded connections. The threading sleeves can be reused and installed into threaded holes to repair damaged threads.
  • Stainless steel threaded inserts have deep, clear threads and even force, providing a cost-effective solution for repairing mis-threaded or damaged internal threaded holes.
  • Applications - Thread repair inserts are widely used in aviation, automobiles, steam turbines, molds, computers, lamps, mechanical equipment, radiators and household appliances, etc. to ensure safe and stable thread repair.
  • Threaded reducer is a reliable choice for a variety of applications where durability and performance are key requirements. Can be used for parts that require frequent disassembly. Notes - The bottom of the thread repair sleeve is designed with a small groove for easy screwing in during installation.
  • Installation is quick and easy, and only one assembly tool is required. Make sure threaded inserts are installed correctly using the proper tools and techniques to prevent damage and ensure a secure tightening. Be careful when inserting screws or bolts into threaded inserts to avoid cross-threading.

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