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Thread insert M3 Short 100pcs
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Thread insert M3 Short 100pcs

The threaded inserts (CNC-milled) made from high-quality brass alloy are practical accessories that can be used to convert plastic 3D-printed parts (from PLA, PETG, ABS, etc.) into practical and...

The threaded inserts (CNC-milled) made from high-quality brass alloy are practical accessories that can be used to convert plastic 3D-printed parts (from PLA, PETG, ABS, etc.) into practical and versatile components.

The cadmium-free and lead-free threaded inserts are either pressed or melted in place with a soldering iron. They increase the strength of the...

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10 49 €
11 Coins 11 Coins
Delivery Tuesday, 13 October
4,50 € shipping cost
Sent from Greece
From 3D Web Creations
Greece
1 piece
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Description

The threaded inserts (CNC-milled) made from high-quality brass alloy are practical accessories that can be used to convert plastic 3D-printed parts (from PLA, PETG, ABS, etc.) into practical and versatile components.

The cadmium-free and lead-free threaded inserts are either pressed or melted in place with a soldering iron. They increase the strength of the resulting connection by joining the threaded insert with the material and remaining securely in position.

Advantages at a glance:

  • compatible with all thermoplastics
  • also suitable for SLA resin (Note: the inserts are glued in this case!)
  • cadmium-free and lead-free
  • compliant with REACH and RoHS
  • durable and robust
  • creates strong bonds

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10,49 €
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