Insert threadless piercings

If you too have had enough of the complicated screwing and clamping of piercing balls, you can now also find threadless piercings in our range. This type of piercing is also known as threadless piercing, threadless push-in, push-fit or press-fit and does not require any complicated screwing or clamping. The term threadless means as much as threadless and refers to the lack of screw threads as found in conventional piercings.

Although threadless piercings do not work with balls that are clamped in, they still require tension. They consist of a Labret plug and an attachment with a small pin on the back. This pin is now inserted halfway into the Labret plug, which is already in the stitch channel, and then bent slightly (really only slightly, you don't need much force here) downwards. The pin now has a slight curve. Then push the attachment fully into the Labret connector with a little force. The fact that you have bent the pin slightly creates tension inside the labret, which allows the attachment to remain firmly and securely in place. You can increase the tension of your Threadless by increasing the bend of the attachment. Conversely, you can also reduce the tension by straightening the pin.

Understanding how the mechanism works

• The rod has a small, smooth tube.
  
  
• The attachment has a thin pin that needs to be bent slightly.
  
  
• The pin is then pressed into the rod. The bend creates tension inside the rod. As a result, the pin holds firmly and does not fall out.

Inserting the jewelry

• Align:
  Hold the stick firmly.
  
  
• Introduce:
  Push the pin of the attachment straight into the rod.
  
  
• Bending:
  Press the attachment down slightly to create a slight bend.
  
  
• Fixing:
  Press the pin into the rod until it holds securely and no longer falls out.

Removing the jewelry

• Hold:
  Hold the stick with one hand and the attachment with the other.
  
  
• Pull:
  Pull the attachment straight out. If it is too tight, bend it slightly.

Adjusting the voltage

If the attachment is too loose or too tight:

• Make it firmer:
  Bend the pin slightly more.
  
  
• Loosen up:
  Bend the pin a little straighter.