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Screw

A screw is an externally helical threaded fastener capable of being tightened or released by a twisting force (torque) to the head. The most common use of screws is to hold objects together and there are many forms for a variety of materials. Screws might be inserted into holes in assembled parts or a screw may form its own thread.

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History

Manufacture

Types of screws

Tools

Screw threads

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General and cited references

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Screw

Nodes136
Edges135
Triples193
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014706
Components1

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Screw

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related to General and cited references · 57
Screw → American Machinists' Handbook, An Autobiography, Basic Principles, Bickford, Bolts, Carroll, Carroll Smith's Nuts, Cengage Learning, Colvin, Construction, CRC Press, Dictionary, Erik, Farm Boy Built, Fasteners, Frank Arthur, Franklin, Fred Herbert, Hallowell, Handbook
related to history · 19
Screw → Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Archytas, BC, By, Europe, Fasteners, Greek, Housebook, However, It, Mediterranean, Mesopotamia, Metal, Neo-Assyrian, Tarentum, The, This, Wolfegg Castle
related to Unified Thread Standard · 18
Screw → Canada, For, It, Most, The, The Unified Thread Standard, There, To, TPI, UF, UN, UNC, UNF, Unified Coarse Thread, Unified Fine Thread, United States, UTS, X-Y
related to British Association screw thread · 15
Screw → Advancement, Although, BA, British Association, British Standard BS, For, ISO, ISO M6, Other, Science, Screws, Specification, This, UK, While
related to Whitworth · 15
Screw → Additionally, British Standard Fine, British Standard Whitworth, BS, BSF, BSW, English, It, Note, Sir Joseph Whitworth, Spanners, The, UK, UNC, Whitworth
related to Tools · 10
Screw → Modern, More, Phillips, Robertson, Some, The, Torx, UK, US, Where
related to Manufacture · 9
Screw → For, Heading, It, Screws, Slotted, The, There, These, This
related to External links · 7
Screw → February, Hold Everything, Imperial/Metric, Popular Science, Screw Sizes Chart, TPOHH Fasteners, World War TwoHow
related to ISO metric screw thread · 7
Screw → For, If, International Standards ISO, ISO, M8, Metric, The
related to Screw threads · 7
Screw → BA, British Association, British Standard Whitworth, ISO, Other, There, Unified Thread Standard

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screws thread head used bolts threads fasteners diameter bolt threaded wood machine made strength common iso also pitch fastener use

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Screwis aexternally helical threaded fastener capable of being tightened or released by a twisting force0.90text
Screwis ametal screw used to fix wood0.90text
Screwis asmall fastener less than .mw-parser-output .frac0.90text
Screwis aexternally threaded fastener capable of being inserted into holes in assembled parts0.90text
dowelsinstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
pinsinstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
wedginginstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
mortisesinstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
tenonsinstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
dovetailsinstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
nailinginstance ofHistoryFasteners had become widespread involving concepts0.80text
barrel stavesinstance ofthe fastening of lags0.80text

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