ühenduskeermed

Ühenduskeermed, also known as connecting threads or coupling threads in English, are a type of screw thread used for joining two or more components together. Unlike standard external and internal threads that are typically found on fasteners like bolts and nuts, ühenduskeermed are specifically designed for applications where a secure and often easily detachable connection is required.

These threads are characterized by their robust design and precise manufacturing to ensure a tight fit and prevent loosening under operational stresses. They are commonly employed in plumbing, where they are used to connect pipes, fittings, and valves. In these applications, the threads allow for a watertight seal, often in conjunction with sealing materials like PTFE tape or pipe dope.

Ühenduskeermed can also be found in various mechanical assemblies, such as in the construction of machinery, furniture, and even some electrical conduits. Their primary advantage lies in their ability to facilitate assembly and disassembly, making maintenance and repairs more manageable. The specific profile and dimensions of ühenduskeermed vary depending on their intended use and the standards they adhere to. For instance, plumbing threads often follow specific international or national standards to ensure compatibility across different manufacturers' products. The term itself, originating from Estonian, directly translates to "connecting threads," highlighting their fundamental purpose.