Brass Epoxy Insert

Brass Epoxy Insert About

Brass epoxy inserts are threaded fasteners designed to beembedded into plastic or composite materials using epoxy, heat, or ultrasonicmethods to provide strong, reusable metal threads. These corrosion-resistantbrass components feature knurled surfaces for maximum retention and are commonin high-load industrial applications, electrical fittings, and plastic molding.

Key Features and Description

• Material: High-quality brass (often free-cutting brass equivalent to IS 319 or BS 249). 
• Design: Typically, cylindrical with straight or diamond knurling on the outside to prevent rotation and provide high pull-out resistance. 
• Usage: They provide a durable, rust-proof, and, in some cases, electrical insulator connection (when paired with ceramic/epoxy). 
• Installation: Installed by moulding in place, pressing into pre-drilled holes, or, commonly, with epoxy for a permanent, high-strength bond. 

Common Applications

• Plastic Moulding: Automotive parts, electronic housings, and medical components.
• Electrical/Electronics: Used as insulators in transformers and electric panels.
• Industrial Machinery: Hydraulic cylinder pivots and construction machinery.