An insert is a small yet highly specialized component that is integrated into a larger base material to provide strength, durability, or functionality that the original material alone cannot offer. Inserts are commonly used to improve thread strength, wear resistance, and assembly reliability in various industrial and mechanical applications.

Broadly, inserts are classified into two main categories:

Machining Inserts – Used in manufacturing and machining processes to shape, cut, or finish components with high precision.

Fastener Inserts – Used during assembly to create strong, reusable threads in materials where direct threading is not feasible or durable.

At Kapsons, we offer three major types of high-quality inserts, designed to meet diverse industrial requirements and ensure reliable performance across applications.