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Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, JustPi, pack of 100
Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, JustPi, pack of 100
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Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, JustPi, pack of 100
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Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, JustPi, pack of 100
Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, JustPi, pack of 100
JustPi Threaded Brass Insert for 3D Print, pack of 100 (MPN: JUS-22015, EAN: 5904422383572) are metal inserts designed to be embedded into 3D-printed plastic parts to provide durable, reusable M-type threads. These brass inserts reinforce screw connections in prototypes, hobby projects and small-batch production parts where repeated assembly and disassembly or higher clamping force is required. Inserts are compatible with common thermoplastics and can be installed by heat insertion or press-fit depending on the printed material and geometry.
Brass construction delivers corrosion resistance and consistent thread form for repeated screw engagements. A pack of 100 provides quantity for multiple projects or assemblies, reducing the need to tap fragile plastic threads. The inserts produce metal-to-fastener contact that increases load-bearing capacity and wear resistance compared with direct thread tapping in plastic. Multiple installation methods (heat or press-fit) allow flexible use across different print materials and designs.
Install the brass insert after printing the part. For heat insertion, warm the insert with a soldering iron or dedicated heater and press it into the pre-sized cavity until flush with the surface; the heated brass slightly melts the surrounding plastic to form a secure bond. For press-fit installation, design the cavity with a suitable interference fit and press the insert using a jig or arbor press until seated. Ensure correct cavity diameter and depth during design to prevent cracking or misalignment. Allow the part to cool and the plastic to re-solidify before applying screws.
Choose the installation method appropriate to the plastic type: heat insertion is usually effective for PLA, PETG and ABS; press-fit is preferred for tougher or filled plastics where melting may be undesirable. Test insert placement in a sample print to verify cavity dimensions and thread engagement before final assembly.
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