Separate screw thread helix fixed by means of claws
AssigneeHilti Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsRoland Schneider, Florian Zielbauer, Christian Gebauer, Guenter Domani
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Abstract
A screw including a shank, at least one screw thread, which is arranged on the shank, winds around the shank and protrudes from the shank, and a separate helix element, which is arranged non-monolithically on the shank, wherein the separate helix element winds around the shank, protrudes from the shank, and constitutes at least a section of the at least one screw thread. The screw further includes at least one first claw, which projects from the shank, and which has both radial and axial overlap with the separate helix element, wherein the shank and the at least one first claw are monolithic with respect to one another.
Claims15
A screw comprising:
- a shank having a tip end, a rear end located opposite the tip end, and a longitudinal axis extending through the rear end and through the tip end;
- at least one screw thread arranged on the shank to wind around the shank and protrude from the shank;
- a separate helix element arranged non-monolithically on the shank, the separate helix element winding around the shank, protruding from the shank, and constituting at least a section of the at least one screw thread;
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- at least one first claw projecting from the shank and having both radial and axial overlap with the separate helix element, the shank and the at least one first claw being monolithic with respect to one another;
- the shank including a helical groove winding around the longitudinal axis, the groove projecting radially into the shank, the separate helix element being arranged in the groove, the groove having a groove subduction in a groove starting section closer to the tip end than the rear end, the groove subduction being accompanied by a thread subduction of the screw thread in a thread starting section closer to the tip end than the rear end.
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