Quasi-cylindrical drive tool geometry generates a stick-fit effect through controlled friction for secure axial guidance.
A recessed head screw features a driving socket with a specific diameter ratio to ensure close-fitting engagement with the driving tool.
A conical press connection system with a tapered recess and sloping transition surface creates a stable stick fit between the tool engagement section and screw head.
A screw tightening structure uses a negative driving angle to transmit torque through tangential force application.
A combination driving bit accommodates both Phillips and Robertson head fasteners through a specialized working portion.
Direct fastener joins tower components via friction hold and bonding without through-going holes.