Knife Thread Insert, 1/4"-20 Int Thrd Sz, 1/2 in L, 29/64 in Dia., Brass, Plain, 25 PK

CONTRACTOR SELECT — Knife Thread Inserts — Knife Thread Insert, 1/4"-20 Int Thrd Sz, 1/2 in L, 29/64 in Dia., Brass, Plain, 25 PK

This Knife Thread Inserts from CONTRACTOR SELECT supports day-to-day operations where predictable fit and dependable handling matter.

Quick specs

• Material: Brass
• Finish: Plain
• System of Measurement: Inch
• Overall Length: 1/2 in
• Manufacturer Part Number: 400-4-PK25
• UPC: 00689720438043

Product information

• Manufacturer Part Number: 400-4-PK25
• UPC: 00689720438043
• Country of Origin: Taiwan, Province of China

Dimensions

• Overall Length: 1/2 in
• Drill Bit Size: 25/64 in
• Minimum Material Thickness: 1 in
• Drive Size: 25/64 in
• Maximum Hole Diameter: 0.391 in
• Internal Thread Size: 1/4"-20
• Insert Diameter: 29/64 in

Details

• Series: E-Z Knife
• Manufacturer Location: Globally Sourced
• For Use With Mfr. Model Number: DT-4
• Compatible with Manufacturer Model No.: DT-4
• Compatible with Mfr. Model No.: DT-4
• For Use with Mfr Model Number: DT-4
• Compatible Pump Manufacturer Part Number: DT-4
• Compatible Mfr. Model Number: DT-4
• CAD Available: Yes
• Item: Knife Thread Insert
• Material: Brass
• Finish: Plain
• Material Grade/Class: C3604
• Thread Direction: Right Hand
• Compatible Material: Hard Wood
• Drive Type: Slotted
• Installation: Use Power Drive Tool 4ZE54
• Power Driver: 4ZE54
• Thread Type: Coarse
• Compatible with Manufacturer Model Number: DT-4
• Compatible Manufacturer Part Number: DT-4
• System of Measurement: Inch
• Compatible Manufacturer Model Number: DT-4
• Installation Method: Drive Tool

This Knife Thread Inserts is well-suited for replacement, upgrade, and stock-room use.

Recommended for production support and bench work and selected for dependable day-to-day use.

Highlights

• Helps keep specifications consistent across replacements and replenishment cycles.
• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Clear specification formatting helps reduce ordering mistakes.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.