Method for connecting two components for conjoint rotation
OwnerNicole Bongartzinventor
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A method for connecting a screw and a rotary tool in a rotationally fixed manner, wherein the drive surfaces of the driving profiles have a constant inclination relative to their profile axis, which is the same for all drive surfaces of both components. In the component with the outer driving profile, the drive surfaces are all concave or all convex, and in the component with the inner driving profile, the drive surfaces are curved complementary to the drive surfaces of the outer driving profile, in such a way that, in the plugged-together state, the drive surfaces of the two components, viewed in the circumferential direction, come into surface contact/engagement with one another on both sides of the apex of the concave/convex curvature. The driving profiles are designed in such a way that they do not come into contact with each other in the transition regions located between the drive surfaces.
Method for connecting two components, namely a screw (1) and a rotary tool (8), in a rotationally fixed manner with respect to the longitudinal axis of the component designed as a screw (1), wherein one of the components has an outer driving profile (5) with external drive surfaces (6) and the other component has an inner driving profile (9) being complementary to the outer driving profile (5) and having internal drive surfaces (10), by plugging the driving profiles (5, 9) of the components together axially in order to achieve a positive, rotationally fixed connection of the components by the interaction of the driving profiles (5, 9), wherein
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