English: pan head screwFrench translation: vis Phillips à tête cylindrique large 
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| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | pan head screw | | French translation: | vis Phillips à tête cylindrique large | | Entered by: | FX Fraipont |
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Tech/Engineering - Automation & Robotics | | English term or phrase: pan head screw | 7/8-inch pan head Phillips screws
vis Phillips à tete large de 2,22 cm ?? |
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 FX Fraipont
Belgium
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| vis Phillips à tête cylindrique large
Explanation:
ISO 1580, Vis à métaux à tête cylindrique large fendue -- Grade A. ISO 2009, Vis à métaux à tête ... Autres formes : TORX, Phillips... revue non exhaustive. ...
http://technocalcul.celeonet.fr/FR/geometrie_tete.html
http://www.grkfasteners.com/images/header_panhead.jpg
| FX Fraipont
Belgium
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Native speaker of:  French
PRO pts in category: 18
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Explanation:
Note that a pan-head screw is not the same as a cheese-head screw; here is a page that illustrates both types, I hope it may help someone find the correct translation:
http://www.pts-uk.com/prodrng.htm
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Note added at 40 mins (2007-09-23 21:15:21 GMT)
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This really useful FR site gives a very comprehsnive listing of head forms, with good illustrations:
http://www.tracepartsonline.net/(u00r4q55m4k1ap3fu13u4aip)/global/parts.aspx?tp=2&st=0&clsid=%2FROOT%2FC21%2FC21.060%2FC21.060.010%2F&page=8&ttl=Boulons%2C+vis%2C+goujons&rcrds=429&sa=0
The type I am familiar with as 'pan-head' is variously referred to as 'tête bombée' (http://www.tracepartsonline.net/(u00r4q55m4k1ap3fu13u4aip)/global/part.aspx?PartID=10-10052001-169449)
and 'tête cylindrique à dépouille' (http://www.tracepartsonline.net/(u00r4q55m4k1ap3fu13u4aip)/global/part.aspx?PartID=10-23062004-068713)
And here is one type of 'tête cylindrique' that shows it is quite different from a 'pan-head':
http://www.tracepartsonline.net/(u00r4q55m4k1ap3fu13u4aip)/global/part.aspx?PartID=10-11062001-154695
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Note added at 41 mins (2007-09-23 21:16:05 GMT)
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Also please note that 7/8" / 22 mm refers to the LENGTH of the screw, and not its diameter!
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Note added at 43 mins (2007-09-23 21:18:29 GMT)
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Oops, watch out, it looks as though those links won't work directly as they stand, you might have to copy & paste them into your browser to arrive at the right page.
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Note added at 53 mins (2007-09-23 21:28:39 GMT)
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There is a subtlety here in the shape of the head: a pan-head screw, properly speaking, is a cylindrical-shaped head (just like a cheese-head), but with the top edge radiussed off (to a greater or lesser extent) — this is subtly different from the 'tête cylindrique bombée' form as I have found it illustrated, where the top of the scre-head is actually not flat, but domed; in EN, this turns it into a mushroom-head screw.
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Note added at 56 mins (2007-09-23 21:31:08 GMT)
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I note from Webster's that this latter is also referred to as a fillister-head screw
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-23 21:38:39 GMT)
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This page clearly illustrates what I am familiar with as a 'pan-head' screw:
http://www.e-fasteners.eu/_fr/oferta/7,Vis/86,vis_a_tete_cyl...
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-23 21:46:45 GMT)
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This PDF file finally gives a quadri-lingual version tying the two terms together:
http://www.vanptc.com/images/medialibrary/CGUPMPAX_8_21_06_....
It's quite hard to find, but look at the screw item P in the 4-language parts list in the frame on the bottom right-hand side of p1
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-23 21:47:37 GMT)
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So, finally, 'tête cylindrique à dépouille'
| Tony M
France
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 4
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