Keensert Drill Chart 3 Installation and Removal Drill out old threads with a standard drill Note Drill is oversize see charts for proper dimensions Chamfer the hole with a standard countersink 82 100 Tap new threads with a standard tap See charts for proper size and depth Screw in the insert until slightly below surface
KEENSERTS Inserts Installation Removal Broach Cont d Insert Removal It is unlikely that KEENSERTS inserts will ever have to be removed since their threads arestronger than original threads If removal is necessary however follow these simple steps Use standard drill as listed for each part number to remove insert material between KEES A Keensert is a solid threaded bushing style insert that is available in standard dimension metric and inch sizes The insert is provided with keys that lock the insert to the workpiece during installation As supplied the locking keys are initially located in the extended position as shown here
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Keenserts provide a strong permanent thread in a weaker parent material These easy to install and remove tools are commonly used to repair threads on ferrous non ferrous or non metallic metals like aluminum and magnesium Key inserts are not recommended for use in brittle materials like cast iron and plastic Locate and drill with standard drill to Tap Drill Diameter A 2 Countersink with standard countersink 82 to 100 to Countersink Diameter B KEENSERTS against the threaded hole in the part and allow it to screw in Take Care to align the tool with the axis of the hole When the insert is at the correct depth
Floating Keenserts Floating Keenserts are designed to compensate for radial misalignment from 0 015 for 2 56 up to 0 040 for 10 and larger sizes The Keensert is supplied as a one piece unit Ideal for use where mating panel holes may be off center Features of KEENSERTS Drill with standard drill Countersink with cone countersink 80 100 Thread with standard tap Screw in by hand or with installation tool see installation data pages B 1 to B 4 Lock in Place drive the kees into place by hand or in a press with the appropriate
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Keensert Drill Chart - Camloc Keenserts provide high strength joints in low strength materials Typical applications are transmission housings electronic equipment and suspension units Available in inch and metric thread sizes the stainless steel solid bushing configuration of the Keenserts guarantees the quality of the internal thread before installation