Thin-walled self-locking anchors resize female-threaded holes in thin materials. Their outer diameter is 1/16" smaller than standard inserts of the same inner diameter. They are commonly used to resize threaded holes close to the edge of a mounting surface and reduce the chance of splitting or damage.

Extra-heavy walled self-locking inserts feature sidewalls that are larger than standard-walled inserts by 1/16" or more. They are used to greatly reduce the size of holes that have been redrilled and tapped previously.

Screw-locking heavy wall self-locking inserts install into threaded holes in the mounting surface and create new, smaller female threads. They feature thread-locking compounds applied to both their inner and outer threads to help resist vibration and secure them in place.

Automotive self-locking inserts install into threaded holes in softer metal surfaces and secure into place using thread-locking compounds on their external threads. They repair threaded holes in engine blocks and other automotive applications involving softer metals.

Self-locking insert assortments contain sets of various sizes of self-locking inserts. They are ideal for high-volume environments where the same inserts are used repeatedly, such as in repair shops and production areas.

Self-locking Insert and installation tool kits contain the parts and tools needed to repair or reinforce a threaded hole in a mounting surface.

Drive tools for self-locking inserts help speed up installation by gripping and aligning inserts as they are installed. They fit into the chuck of a drill or driver and allow for rapid, accurate, repeated installations.