
Hardware Insertion (PEM®)
Two PEM® insertion machines, a 618 press and a fully automated, self-feeding 1025, set hardware at production speed.
- PEM® nuts, studs & standoffs
- Short runs through production volumes
- Pressed in-house, in-line
- Assembly-ready components
We press self-clinching PEM® nuts, studs, and standoffs directly into sheet-metal parts, so components arrive at assembly ready to go. No secondary hardware step, no loose parts to chase. Two insertion machines run the hardware: a 618 for flexible short-run work, and a fully automated, self-feeding 1025 that feeds and sets fasteners at production speed for volume runs.
The fully automated, self-feeding 1025 feeds and presents fasteners at production speed, so the operator sets hundreds of insertions an hour without stopping to load hardware, while the 618 handles short runs and odd geometries. Hardware goes in right after forming, so parts arrive at welding and assembly with every nut, stud, and standoff already set.
What hardware can you insert?
Self-clinching PEM® nuts, studs, and standoffs, pressed directly into sheet-metal parts on two dedicated insertion machines.
Can you handle high-volume hardware insertion?
Yes. The fully automated, self-feeding 1025 sets fasteners at production speed, so volume runs don't bottleneck at the hardware station.
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