BaerFix Thread Inserts with cutting holes M 16 x 2.0 - 24 mm - 50 pcs.
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BaerFix Thread Inserts with cutting holes M 16 x 2.0 - 24 mm - 50 pcs.
BaerFix® thread inserts with three tapping holes are self-tapping and guarantee a permanent fixed thread connection in your workpiece and are extremely easy to handle. Simply screw them into the hole - you cut the holding thread yourself.
If your thread is worn or torn out, a stable material connection is no longer possible. This is where the BaerFix® self-tapping thread insert comes in. With our self-tapping thread inserts you can repair your broken internal thread or strengthen an existing thread. If there are damaged threads in your components, this does not have to be a waste. Simply insert a threaded bush with the same internal thread into the component, so that your thread is not only repaired, but can also be loaded at the same time with higher pull-out strength and is also more wear-resistant.
With BaerFix® thread inserts you need fewer connecting parts, reduce the screw dimensions to be used, save material and space - and all this with low weight and high requirements. For many products, saving weight is an important factor.
The BaerFix® self-tapping thread inserts with cutting holes are ideal when you want to create a strong connection for materials that are difficult to machine. These inserts have a thicker wall and can therefore absorb more force, which is also distributed over three cutting holes. They are also the right choice if you do not need a screw locking effect. If a clamping effect is desired, we recommend our self-tapping thread inserts with cutting slots.
Dimensions
| Diameter |
16 |
|---|---|
| Pitch |
2,0 |
| Dimension |
M 16 x 2,0 |
Characteristics
| Product group |
Self-cutting thread inserts |
|---|---|
| Speed guide value for light metals |
150-200 R/min |
| Product type |
BaerFix self-cutting inserts with cutting holes |
| Thread standard |
M: Metric ISO standard thread according to DIN 13 |
| Tolerance |
ISO2/6H |
| Direction |
Right |
| Type |
with cutting holes |
| Material |
Case-hardened steel, galvanized |
Guidelines for material machining
| Maximum insertion torque |
160 Nm |
|---|---|
| Speed guide value for light metals |
150-200 R/min |
| Drilling depth |
Min. drilling depth for through hole: 14.00 mm Min. drilling depth for blind hole: 18.00 mm |
| Pre-drilling diameter |
Light metal alloys (tensile strength below 250 N/mm²): 19.0 mm Light metal alloys (tensile strength 250 - 300 N/mm²): 19.1 mm Light metal alloys (tensile strength 300 - 350 N/mm²): 19.2 mm Light metal alloys (tensile strength above 350 N/mm²): 19.4 mm Brass, non-ferrous metals, bronze (tensile strength above 350 N/mm²): 19.2 - 19.4 mm Cast iron (Brinel hardness below 150 HB): 19.0 mm Cast iron(Brinel hardness 150 - 200 HB): 19.1 - 19.2 mm Cast iron (Brinel hardness above 200 HB ): 19.4 mm |
Attributes
- Thread repair damaged or worn threads
- Scrap recovery
- Thread armoring of materials with low shear strength such as aluminium and magnesium alloys, wood, PVC, etc
- For example, in an application in light metal, a pull-out strength can be achieved that is higher than the yield strength of an 8.8 screw.
- Cutting the holding thread itself during screwing in
- high compression with the holding material
- very high pull-out strength
- minimises space and weight
- high corrosion resistance
- easy to use
- Areas of application in the entire metal and plastics processing industry
Technical drawing
| D1 |
M 16 x 2,0 |
|---|---|
| D2 |
M 20 x 2,0 |
| L1 |
14 mm |
| Diameter |
16 |
Minimum wall thickness
| materials |
|---|
|
Rmin (light metal): 4.00 mm Rmin (cast iron): 6.00 mm Rmin (plastic): 5.00 mm |
