How to Determine the Proper Installation of Threaded Inserts in Plastic
The overall performance of a Threaded Insert is highly impacted by the quality of its installation. This video demonstrates how to determine if a Threaded Insert is properly installed into a plastic assembly. The process involves cutting a cross-section of the installed Insert, examining the external features around the periphery of the Insert, and comparing those features to the impression left within the plastic component. Watch the video for more information!
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