A channel nut includes a web, a first flange projecting from the web where the first flange has a first notch for receiving a first lip of a strut channel, and a second flange projecting from the web where the second flange has a first notch for receiving the first lip of the strut channel. The first notch of the first flange and the first notch of the second flange are arranged in a non-aligned relationship with respect to each other such that the first notch of the first flange and the first notch of the second flange form a curved first seat for the first lip of the strut channel.

The disclosure relates to a method for producing a threaded nut of a threaded drive. In a forming process, a sleeve is produced from a steel sheet which is suitable for case-hardening. A flange is integrally formed on the sleeve for welding to a machine part. A welding surface of the flange has a diffusion-inhibiting layer which inhibits the penetration of carbon into the welding surface. The sleeve is case-hardened, and the welding surface is then exposed by removing the diffusion-inhibiting layer. The sleeve can be bonded to a machine part on the exposed welding surface of the sleeve.

The disclosure relates to a method for producing a threaded nut of a threaded drive. In a forming process, a sleeve is produced from a steel sheet which is suitable for case-hardening. A flange is integrally formed on the sleeve for welding to a machine part. A welding surface of the flange has a diffusion-inhibiting layer which inhibits the penetration of carbon into the welding surface. The sleeve is case-hardened, and the welding surface is then exposed by removing the diffusion-inhibiting layer. The sleeve can be bonded to a machine part on the exposed welding surface of the sleeve.

A piping system includes a flare machining mechanism and a screw machining mechanism that machines the ends of pipes by cold-pressed formation. The flare machining mechanism flares the ends of pipes outward and the screw machining mechanism machines the outside of the pipe end into a convex screw and the inside of the pipe end into a concave screw are provided on the same rotor mechanism and the same chuck. The piping system is configured to execute flare machining and screw machining of the end of the pipe by exchanging the flare machining head and the screw machining head.

A piping system includes a flare machining mechanism and a screw machining mechanism that machines the ends of pipes by cold-pressed formation. The flare machining mechanism flares the ends of pipes outward and the screw machining mechanism machines the outside of the pipe end into a convex screw and the inside of the pipe end into a concave screw are provided on the same rotor mechanism and the same chuck. The piping system is configured to execute flare machining and screw machining of the end of the pipe by exchanging the flare machining head and the screw machining head.

The disclosure relates to a threaded nut of a ball screw, the threaded nut having an inner sleeve made of sheet metal and an outer sleeve made of sheet metal, which are nested axially in one another to form a nut sleeve. The nut sleeve is provided with a thread, which is formed helically about a longitudinal axis of the threaded nut and which forms, on the inner circumference of the nut sleeve, a ball groove wound helically about the longitudinal axis of the threaded nut and, and on the outer circumference of the nut sleeve, a helically wound outer ridge.

The disclosure relates to a threaded nut of a ball screw, the threaded nut having an inner sleeve made of sheet metal and an outer sleeve made of sheet metal, which are nested axially in one another to form a nut sleeve. The nut sleeve is provided with a thread, which is formed helically about a longitudinal axis of the threaded nut and which forms, on the inner circumference of the nut sleeve, a ball groove wound helically about the longitudinal axis of the threaded nut and, and on the outer circumference of the nut sleeve, a helically wound outer ridge.

An earthing nut includes a thread formation portion having an internal thread, wherein the internal thread includes a reference thread portion, and an irregular-shaped thread portion having a shape different from a shape of the reference thread portion, a pitch of the irregular-shaped thread portion is different from a pitch of the reference thread portion, and an inclination angle of a pressured side flank face of the irregular-shaped thread portion is different from an inclination angle of a pressured side flank face of the reference thread portion.

An earthing nut includes a thread formation portion having an internal thread, wherein the internal thread includes a reference thread portion, and an irregular-shaped thread portion having a shape different from a shape of the reference thread portion, a pitch of the irregular-shaped thread portion is different from a pitch of the reference thread portion, and an inclination angle of a pressured side flank face of the irregular-shaped thread portion is different from an inclination angle of a pressured side flank face of the reference thread portion.

A cage nut assembly is disclosed that includes a cage and a nut. The cage includes a plate having a hole, sidewalls extending from opposite sides of the plate, and an open bottom extending between bottom edges of the sidewalls. The nut includes a base, a neck, and a flange. The neck extends through the hole in the cage. The flange and the base of the nut capture the plate of the cage therebetween to secure the nut within the cage. A method of making such a cage nut assembly is also disclosed.