Key Locking Threaded Inserts Tool

step 1. Drill a hole with standard tap drill in parent material.
step 2. Tap new thread with a standard tap.
step 3. Take a key locking threaded insert and screw into parent material with hand tool 1.
step 4. Drive key down with several hammer taps on hand tool 2.
step 5. Installation finished.

Installation Tool 1: thread insert insertion

Key Feature: The tool secures the insert using the locking pins instead of the internal threads during installation.

Advantage: This prevents excessive force from damaging the insert's internal threads during the drive process.

Installation Tool 2: Pin Driving

Key Feature: The tool head is precision-engineered to keep the pins within a stable, controlled range of motion.

Advantage: It eliminates installation failures caused by misaligned strikes. The tool acts as a guide, ensuring pins follow a predetermined path directly into the pre-cut grooves of the bushing and into the workpiece threads simultaneously.

Higher cost doesn’t always mean better performance; it depends entirely on your specific application.
Consider your primary needs: Do you require higher torque (power), or are you dealing with high-volume production?