🔧 Upgrade your 3D prints with brass precision – because your projects deserve the best!
HANGLIFE Threaded Inserts are M2.5 brass knurled nuts designed for heat-set installation into plastic and 3D printed parts, providing durable, corrosion-resistant, and torque-stable fastening. Compatible with a wide range of thermoplastics, this 100-piece set is ideal for professionals seeking reliable, high-quality hardware solutions.
Manufacturer | Hanglife Group |
Part number | HLTI-SET-001 |
Item Weight | 10 g |
Manufacturer reference | HLTI-SET-001 |
Size | M2.5 x 4.0mm |
Colour | M2.5 x D3.5 x L4(100pcs) |
Material | Brass |
Shape | Cylindrical |
Number of Pieces | 100 |
Cutting Diameter | 2.5 Millimetres |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item diameter | 2.5 Millimetres |
A**R
Good product
Great for putting 3d printed models together
M**.
perfect for the job. Good quality
perfect for the job.Used in 3D printed parts mostly servo frames for RC aeroplanes.
M**.
They work well
Very good quality
S**L
Good quality inserts
I've found myself buying this brand in particular. They are good quality. I have bought large quantities from CNC Kitchen, but sometimes I've needed sizes I didn't have, in a hurry, so I end up in here - choose these every time. I don't put them in hot as I don't personally think that's a good idea. I fit mine using a toggle press and add they go in, you can see them rotating and effectively cutting themselves into the material. A royal pita to get out of something is wrong, so I know they work!
S**
Does the job
It works what more do you need to know
J**T
Decent quality
Very good product, I get through a fair few of these in my 3d prints, these are as good as any others, they set in well and stay in well, the threads are nice and clean and accept the m3 bolts easily.
C**Y
Easy to insert, good grip.
Just what I needed for various 3D printed projects.They go in and grip nicely using a standard soldering iron tip though they work even better with a dedicated insert tip.
A**D
Does what it says in the tin!
Using a flat end of a soldering iron at 450C made these slide into the PLA like a knife through butter!Probably better quality than the cheap M3 screws i use in them!
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