E-Z LOK 319-4 Insert 1/4-20 Int. Coarse Thd., 3/8-16 Ext. Thd., .375 Lg., Thinwall, Steel

$ 1.49

Score By Feature

Based on 2 ratings

Customer service

9.26

Delivery

9.14

Giftable

8.88

Value for money

9.02

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Product Description

A kit which includes inserts, drills, taps, and drivers for installation

The tools included in the installation package allow quick installation

With UNC threads, made of carbon steel

The design of the construction is strong and solid

Aluminum, cast iron, or magnesium are some of the soft metals that are ideal for this process

Questions & Answers

Are you asking about a kit with the drill bit, the insert, and a tap, or are you asking about the insert only?

We are grateful for your alerting us to this issue. You will only receive the insert in this listing.

According to the packaging, there are one packages inside each box. Does the package come in one piece? Is there a list of how many inserts this listing includes?

The UPC code for this installation kit is 839137008555 There are 20 thin-walled tubes The number of inserts in each wall is 20.

Selected User Reviews For E-Z LOK 319-4 Insert 1/4-20 Int. Coarse Thd., 3/8-16 Ext. Thd., .375 Lg., Thinwall, Steel

This was a great product that worked just A 1/4-inch reduction device was found as part of a research project In the range of 20 to 3/8-inch During a search for 16 thread pitch, this item appeared

4/5

Fitting flush with the wall and being permanently attached to it, as well as being made of solid material, made it perfect. While I was a little nervous about the price for such a small item, the quality of its application made the purchase worth the money. It is important that I advise that after seeing the tool for installation and reading a description that advised immediate curing of adhesive, I was discouraged to buy the product and opted to use a flat-head screwdriver instead. The only screwdriver I needed was a flat-head screwdriver. There was almost no way to avoid it. Although I was able to place the device 3/4 of the way to its flush position in my application, I was unable to proceed any further, but thanks to a stroke of computer tutorial review, I placed the to-replace command in the appropriate place. The bolt should be inserted into the 3/8-inch hole A bolt was threaded into a 16 center and threaded flush with the device, then the combined bolt-and-device was seated until the device and bolt were flush in place. It's all good when a project ends well, and it did in this case.