buttress thread

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buttress thread

n
(General Engineering) a screw thread having one flank that is vertical while the other is inclined, and a flat top and bottom: used in machine tools and designed to withstand heavy thrust in one direction
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FEA comparison was made between the different thread designs under compression, tension as shown in Table 3 and it was deduced that: Buttress thread design was least detrimental in terms of the Von Mises stresses generated at the implant abutment interface.
The 0.528"-13, 60 degree buttress thread is a weird, angled thread that is difficult to turn; it is at least more difficult than is necessary when other options are available.
An 8" diameter water fill hole allows for fast fills and a 1 1/2 Turn, quick out drain plug with buttress thread allows for quick drains.
The tapered buttress thread joints maximize strength of body, end-cap and tail-piece connections.
The unit's unscrewed buttress thread provides for a wider application window on the filling line and allows for higher application torque without bulging or stripping sidewalls.
The buttress thread shape was initially designed for optimized pull out loads and the square thread provides an optimized surface area for intrusive, compressive load transmission [1].
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