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Screw joint Size
标准尺寸：
M6 x 1
M8 x 1.25
M10 x 1.5
M12 x 1.75
M16 x 2
M20 x 2.5
M24 x 3
M30x 3.5
A screw joint is a type of mechanical joint that connects two components using a threaded fastener (such as a screw or bolt). It allows for relative motion in one degree of freedom (typically rotation) while restricting other movements.
Key Features of a Screw Joint:
1. Threaded Connection – The joint relies on the engagement of threads between a screw and a nut (or a threaded hole).
2. Helical Motion – When the screw is rotated, it moves linearly along its axis (translational motion) while spinning (rotational motion).
3. Adjustable & Secure – Screw joints allow for tightening, loosening, and disassembly, making them useful in many mechanical systems.
1. Threaded Connection – The joint relies on the engagement of threads between a screw and a nut (or a threaded hole).
2. Helical Motion – When the screw is rotated, it moves linearly along its axis (translational motion) while spinning (rotational motion).
3. Adjustable & Secure – Screw joints allow for tightening, loosening, and disassembly, making them useful in many mechanical systems.
Applications:
- Machinery & Automotive – Used in engines, frames, and assemblies.
- Construction – Fastening beams, panels, and structural elements.
- Electronics – Holding components in place (e.g., laptop casings).
- Robotics & Mechanisms – Used in lead screws for linear motion systems.
- Machinery & Automotive – Used in engines, frames, and assemblies.
- Construction – Fastening beams, panels, and structural elements.
- Electronics – Holding components in place (e.g., laptop casings).
- Robotics & Mechanisms – Used in lead screws for linear motion systems.
Comparison with Other Joints:
- Rigid Joint – No movement allowed (e.g., welded connections).
- Revolute Joint – Allows only rotation (like a hinge).
- Prismatic Joint – Allows only linear sliding.
- Screw Joint – Combines rotation and linear movement in a helical path.
- Rigid Joint – No movement allowed (e.g., welded connections).
- Revolute Joint – Allows only rotation (like a hinge).
- Prismatic Joint – Allows only linear sliding.
- Screw Joint – Combines rotation and linear movement in a helical path.
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