Pultteilla

Pultteilla is a Finnish term used in technical contexts to describe a fastening method in which components are secured with bolts. It functions as the adessive plural form of pultti, meaning “on bolts” or “with bolts.” In manuals, construction drawings, and engineering specifications, pultteilla signals that multiple bolts are employed to join parts, as opposed to other fasteners such as rivets or screws.

Etymology and form: The base noun is pultti (bolt). The adessive plural pultteilla denotes means or method and is used to indicate bolted connections involving several bolts. The singular forms include pultti (bolt) and pultilla (on a bolt).

Usage and context: Pultteilla commonly appears in descriptions of assemblies, joints, and fastening configurations in mechanical, architectural, and industrial documentation. It can describe how panels, flanges, brackets, or other components are secured during fabrication or maintenance. The term is part of everyday technical Finnish rather than a specialized technical niche, and it coexists with related terms such as ruuvi (screw) and kiinnitys (fastening).

See also: pultti, kiinnitys, ruuvi, bolts and bolted joints in engineering contexts.