Crownserts tooling

Step drills prepare the correct hole geometry before tapping and installation. They help create consistent hole quality and reduce the need for multiple separate drilling operations.

Tap-through tools create the internal thread required for Crownserts installation in through-hole applications where the hole passes completely through the material.

Blind tap tools help achieve the required full thread depth in blind-hole installations where the hole does not pass completely through the component.

Drive wrench tools are used to screw the Crownsert into the prepared and tapped hole before swaging. 4-point wrenches are used for non-locking inserts, while 6-point wrenches are used for locking inserts.

Swage Tools are used after the insert has been wrenched into the prepared hole. They apply downward force to set the external locking feature into the parent material and secure the insert in place.

After-swage gages are used after the insert has been installed and swaged. They verify that the swage operation and installed depth are within the acceptable condition for the selected Crownserts® insert family.

Removal Tools and drills are used when an installed Crownsert® must be replaced. They drill the swaged locking area to the required depth, allowing the insert to be backed out in a controlled way.

Not sure which tool you need, or looking for a specific Crownserts tooling solution? Send us your insert part number, application details or installation requirements, and we will help you select the correct tool.