Method and apparatus for making friction locking threaded fasten

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427197, 427202, 118308, 118310, 118316, 118322, 411 1, 411301, 411258, 411903, 10 10P, 10 10R, B05D 112

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ABSTRACT:
A threaded fastener having an annular ring of yieldable friction material in the thread grooves thereof and bonded to the sides of the threads, in which the material is of substantially uniform thickness on the sides of the threads from adjacent the root to adjacent the crest thereof. In an embodiment of the invention two more adjacent but axially separated rings of friction material are provided, the annular zone or zones between adjacent rings having much less or substantially no friction material. In another embodiment, the friction material is applied primarily to the non-load bearing side of the threads in the ring.

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