Sealey Threaded Inserts - M10 - Silver

They are used to create strong M10 internal threads in materials like sheet metal, plastic, and composites where traditional tapping is not feasible or durable enough.

Yes, a rivet nut tool (also known as a rivnut tool or blind rivet nut setter) specifically set for M10 threads is required for proper installation.

They are suitable for a variety of materials including steel, aluminum, plastic, and composites, provided the material thickness is within the recommended range for the insert.

The correct drill hole size depends on the specific insert and the material being used. Always consult the documentation provided with your rivet nut tool for recommended drill bit sizes.

The zinc-plated finish offers a degree of corrosion resistance, making them suitable for many outdoor applications. However, for harsh or continuous wet environments, additional protective coatings may be beneficial.

The weight of the product (50 pieces) is 0.438 KG.

While they provide a strong mechanical connection, they are not typically classified as structural fasteners for high-load applications without professional engineering assessment. They excel at providing a reliable threaded point for components.

This usually indicates the hole was too large, the material is too thin, or the tool was not set correctly. Ensure the correct drill size and material thickness are used. Re-install with a new insert if possible.

Check that the rivet nut tool is set for M10 and that the mandrel is properly engaged with the insert. Ensure the insert is seated flush against the material surface before actuating the tool.

Ensure the correct M10 mandrel is used and that the insert is not cross-threaded onto the tool. Avoid over-tightening the insert onto the tool before setting.