Titanium inserts offer the lightweight, high strength properties needed in todays aerospace applications.

Due to their low coefficient of thermal expansion and increased material stability, Titanium inserts can be utilized in satellites and any other application where inserts must withstand temperatures from subzero to 600 Fahrenheit.

As with Heli-Coil standard stainless steel inserts, Titanium inserts provide stronger assemblies, eliminate stress in the parent material, reduce thread wear and are also corrosion resistant.

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Features & Benefits:
Meets Aerospace Standards

Titanium Inserts
Decrease material weight for greater efficiencies

Significant weight reduction without compromising assembly strength Ideal for corrosive environments Low coefficient of thermal expansion

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Assembly Tensile Strength Comparison

12000 10000 Tensile Strength (lbs.) 8000 6000 4000 Titanium Stainless Steel

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As shown in the chart above, Titanium inserts weigh significantly less than 300 series stainless steel. Weight reduction is a significant concern in Aerospace applications, where fuel consumption and efficiencies are a priority.

Titanium inserts can also be utilized in applications such as gyros, compasses, radar systems, environmental controls and medical systems. Heli-Coil Titanium inserts are available in both free-running and screw-lock designs.

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