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A screw is a fastener with a threaded shaft and a head that can be twisted into materials to hold things together. Screws are widely used in construction, manufacturing, and everyday applications because they provide a strong, adjustable connection that can be easily removed and reused.
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Une vis de fixation, appelée communément vis, est une pièce mécanique, comportant une tige filetée et une tête ; elle est destinée à réaliser la fixation d'une ou de plusieurs pièces par pression. La fixation par vis crée une liaison plan sur plan démontable, par placage précontraint des deux pièces à assembler. Tant que les efforts de traction appliqués sur la liaison n'excèdent pas la tension exercée au repos par les vis (dite « prétension »), l'assemblage bénéficie de la raideur des pièces assemblées.
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