Fastener manufacturing method

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10 10P, 118624, 219 76, B21H 302, B23G 900, B23K 904

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039720845

ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a threaded fastener of the self-tapping type is described, where the fastener has the conventional head, shank, and pilot end. The shank includes a helically wound thread member impregnated with a carbide or other, harder substance than the metal from which the fastener is made. A method of making a thread-cutting fastener having its pilot tip end impregnated, is also described. A method utilizing a thread-rolling machine with a unique impregnating electrode is disclosed. The electrode is shown to engage the fastener selectively during the thread-rolling operation itself.

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