Recoil 18104MA M10x1.00 Screw-locking Insert 2D Stainless

Product Description

The RECOIL 18104MA is a tangless, screw-locking helical threaded insert designed to repair or reinforce M10 x 1.00 metric fine threads in a host material. The insert provides a hardened stainless steel thread form that resists vibration-induced loosening, making it suitable for high-cycle or high-vibration fastening applications. At 20 mm overall length (2D), it delivers a full two-diameter engagement depth for reliable holding strength. The bright finish indicates a clean, uncoated stainless steel surface. Installation is performed by a licensed mechanic, maintenance technician, or field service technician using the appropriate RECOIL installation tool.

This insert is used in thread repair and reinforcement applications across industrial, mechanical, and field service environments. It is suited for situations where an M10 x 1.00 metric fine threaded bore has been stripped, damaged, or requires reinforcement for repeated fastener cycling. The screw-locking feature - an integral locking coil - provides torque-out resistance without requiring thread-locking compounds. Applicable in both production and repair scenarios where metric fine thread integrity is critical.

Key Features

• Screw-locking design resists vibration loosening without adhesives
• M10 x 1.00 metric fine thread form - precise pitch for fine-thread applications
• 2D length (20 mm overall) provides two-diameter engagement depth
• Tangless design eliminates tang removal after installation
• Stainless steel construction with bright finish for corrosion resistance
• Single-piece insert with no secondary retention hardware required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style thread repair and reinforcement insert for M10 x 1.00 metric fine threaded bores requiring screw-locking performance in any compatible host material.

Installation Notes

Installation requires the correct RECOIL insertion tool sized for M10 x 1.00 inserts; using an incorrect tool may damage the insert or the host bore. The host material must be drilled and tapped to the appropriate RECOIL tap drill specification before inserting. Ensure the workpiece is secured and de-energized or depressurized as applicable before beginning thread repair. Follow the insert manufacturer installation procedure for proper seating depth and locking coil engagement.