Sentence examples for machine screw from inspiring English sources
noun
A screw designed for metal or a similar material, usually with no point and a relatively fine thread, intended for prepared, threaded holes.
It may be expressed in fractions of an inch or a whole number that corresponds to machine screw gauges.
His innovative screw-making lathes enabled the huge success of his Hartford Machine Screw Co. (established 1876).
We settled on a sheet of acrylic glass for the three platforms, supported by four 12" threaded rods and connected by machine screw nuts and washers.
The wood screw differs from the machine screw in that the wood into which it is turned is deformed into a nut.
The first was a 1947 design by Vernon de Roosa of the Hartford, USA, division of the Machine Screw Company, later to become Stanadyne.
The factors that were varied during the course of the experiment were injection moulding machine screw speed, fibre volume, particle size and injection moulding machine barrel temperature.
Each motor is securely connected to the lower platform via two semicircular brackets and machine screws.
Machine screws have various types of heads, most with screwdriver slots.
Cap and machine screws are used to clamp machine parts together, either when one of the parts has a threaded hole or in conjunction with a nut.
Like the Machine screwing and soldering its latest apprentice into life, or 9 constructing a lamp from detritus, Acker somehow stitches together unlikely offcuts into a fully functioning world.
In the Figure, which shows the main types of screws and screwheads in modern use, the cap and machine screws are used to clamp machine parts together, either when one of the parts has a threaded hole or in conjunction with a nut.
