Enables metal-grade strength, wear resistance, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, or high-precision threads in specific areas of plastic parts, combining the lightweight advantages of plastic with the high performance of metal.
They are typically made of metal, though wood and non-metallic materials are also used. Depending on the product’s requirements, they are primarily used to enhance strength, fastening, hardness, structural stability, dimensional stability, and wear resistance; to improve electrical conductivity or provide insulation; to reduce plastic consumption; or to improve part precision and support holes for moving components.
Enables metal-grade strength, wear resistance, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, or high-precision threads in specific areas of plastic parts, combining the lightweight advantages of plastic with the high performance of metal.
Inserts ensure precision in critical holes, bushings, and positioning structures; plastic products are less prone to deformation and shrinkage, maintaining stable accuracy over the long term.
Integration of inserts and plastic parts is achieved in a single injection molding process, eliminating the need for subsequent drilling, tapping, and assembly steps. This makes the process ideal for automated, high-volume production.