Heat-Set Threaded Inserts, 400-Piece M2-M6 Brass Knurled Nut Assortment for 3D-Printed Plastic Parts - Ktehloy
Heat-set threaded inserts turn appropriately sized holes in plastic parts into strong reusable metric connections. This Ktehloy assortment contains 400 brass female-thread inserts across M2, M2.5, M3, M4, M5 and M6 sizes for 3D-printed components, electronics assemblies and molded plastic repairs. Clear internal threads accept matching fasteners, while 45-degree angled knurling increases resistance to turning and pulling out after installation.
The inserts can be installed with controlled heat, ultrasonic equipment or during injection molding and are listed for thermoplastics such as PLA, PETG, ABS, PPS and PP. Brass is described as withstanding temperatures above 300°C or 572°F. Match the insert dimensions and thread to the part, size the hole for the chosen insert and press it straight while the plastic softens. The documented 400-piece kit does not claim installation tips or tools; other variants differ in size, material and count.
Specifications
- Brand: Ktehloy
- Product: Heat-set threaded insert assortment
- Documented quantity: 400 inserts
- Thread system: ISO metric
- Thread sizes: M2 M2.5 M3 M4 M5 and M6
- Material: Brass
- Color: Golden brass
- Thread style: Right hand
- Thread coverage: Fully threaded
- Knurling: 45-degree angled
- Temperature listing: Above 300°C or 572°F
- Compatible plastics: PLA PETG ABS PPS and PP
- Installation methods: Heat ultrasonic or injection molding
- Use: 3D prints electronics and plastic housings
- Included tools: None stated for documented kit
- Selection note: Sizes materials and counts vary
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are included in the 400-piece assortment?
The documented Ktehloy kit includes metric M2, M2.5, M3, M4, M5 and M6 heat-set inserts.
Are soldering-iron tips supplied with this kit?
No installation tools are stated for the documented 400-piece assortment, so obtain a compatible heat-setting tool separately.
Which plastics are listed as compatible?
The source lists thermoplastics including PLA PETG ABS PPS and PP.
How should I choose the hole size?
Match the hole to the exact insert dimensions and test the heat and fit on scrap material before installing a finished component.