Reduced friction screw

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F16B 25/00 (2006.01) F16B 33/02 (2006.01) F16B 39/30 (2006.01)

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CA 2158190

A reduced-friction screw is described. The screw requires less turning torque than a conventional screw to drive it into a workpiece. The shaft of the screw has a reduced-thickness thread that produces less sliding friction than a conventional screw having thread of the same depth and pitch. In addition, the holding ability of the reduced-friction screw is substantially the same as a conventional screw having thread of the same pitch and depth. Another embodiment contains a shaft having a reduced diameter, to further reduce sliding friction. Yet another embodiment contains a segmented, reduced-thickness thread that resists removal and loosening when the workpiece is subject to twisting, vibration, or warping. To prevent loosening of the reduced-friction screw, the bottom of the screw head may contain protrusions to increase the frictional contact of the head with the workpiece.

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