halusõõrdega

Halusõõrdega is an Estonian term that translates to "with a smooth thread" or "with fine threading" in English. It is primarily used in technical contexts, particularly in mechanics and engineering, to describe a type of screw thread. A halusõõrdega screw has a finer pitch than a standard, or coarse, thread. This means that there are more threads per unit of length.

The use of halusõõrdega threads offers several advantages. Due to their finer pitch, they can achieve a more precise fit and a more secure fastening. This finer pitch also allows for more adjustability, as small rotations result in smaller linear movements. In applications where vibration is a concern, halusõõrdega threads are often preferred because the increased contact area between the mating threads can provide better resistance to loosening. They are commonly found in precision instruments, automotive components, and aerospace applications where exact positioning and high reliability are critical. The manufacturing of halusõõrdega requires more precise tooling and stricter tolerances compared to standard threads.