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Innovation in mesh inserts: focus on the latest advances<\/h3><\/div>

In the world of <\/span>industrial fasteners<\/b>, thread inserts<\/b> remain a benchmark solution for reinforcing, repairing or making threaded holes more reliable, particularly in sensitive materials such as aluminum and light alloys. Long perceived as a mature product, thread inserts have nevertheless undergone significant development<\/b> in recent years, driven by innovation.<\/b> <\/p>\n

At <\/span>SEDC<\/b> Industrie, we are constantly on the lookout for new uses, customer requirements and new industrial constraints. It is this technical, pragmatic and performance-oriented approach that enables us to develop our ranges and offer products that are ever more adapted to the realities of the field. <\/p>\n<\/div>

Geometries optimized for mechanical strength<\/h3><\/div>

One of the main advances concerns the design of the thread insert itself<\/b>. The thread profiles have been redesigned to improve load distribution on the host thread. The result is greater pull-out resistance<\/b>, even in soft materials, and greater stability under vibration.<\/b> <\/p>\n

These geometric evolutions also make it possible to better anticipate thermomechanical stresses, particularly in applications where heating or tightening\/loosening cycles are frequent.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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High-performance materials<\/h3><\/div>

Innovation also means choosing high-quality raw materials<\/b>, which we transform in our workshops in Cluses.<\/p>\n

Today, we’re working on more corrosion-resistant<\/b> alloys, versions specially designed for the aerospace industry<\/b>, and thread inserts for highly aggressive environments (salt spray, extreme temperatures, pressurized fluids). These materials undergo<\/span> rigorous testing<\/b> to guarantee their long-term reliability. <\/p>\n<\/div>

Adapting to new industrial constraints<\/h3><\/div>

The requirements of design offices and maintenance teams are changing. The trend is towards miniaturization of assemblies<\/b>, weight reduction<\/b> and rationalization of intervention times.<\/b> <\/p>\n

To meet these challenges, we are developing net inserts:<\/p>\n<\/div>