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Trapezoidal thread form

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ACME Thread

Thread using a 29 degree pitch with flat apex and vally. The ACME thread is stronger than "V profile" 60 degree threads. Wear can be compensated for with a "split nut". Typically found where lag re loads or accuracy is required as in the lead screw of lathes