Trend Threaded Insert for Plastics M6 Thread Pack of 50
£37.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £48.95
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This Trend Threaded Insert is supplied in an M6 thread size in a convenient pack of 50, making it an excellent choice for trade users, production environments, or anyone undertaking larger projects requiring multiple plastic fixings.
The M6 insert features a slot on the base, allowing easy installation from underneath the workpiece.
The enlarged flange end ensures the insert remains firmly in place even after repeated use, preventing pull-through and maintaining the integrity of the fixing point over time.
The pack of 50 offers excellent value and ensures you always have inserts to hand withou
The M6 insert features a slot on the base, allowing easy installation from underneath the workpiece.
The enlarged flange end ensures the insert remains firmly in place even after repeated use, preventing pull-through and maintaining the integrity of the fixing point over time.
The pack of 50 offers excellent value and ensures you always have inserts to hand withou
EAN 5027654503362 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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