ThreadKnuckle
ThreadKnuckle describes rounded knuckle threads typically used in harsh environments or where easy cleaning is required, such as lightbulb sockets and oilfield equipment. Alongside the shared thread attributes—label, quantity, diameter, spacing, handedness, and depth—it records the knuckle size, the series, and, when specified, the profile designation. By structuring knuckle thread data you can validate specialty tooling requirements and check compatibility with legacy components. Confidence metadata supports quality reviews on these uncommon threads.
Bases: Thread
Represents a Knuckle thread.
| PARAMETER | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
reference_id | Reference ID to identify the object. TYPE: |
label | A short description of the feature in a human-readable format. TYPE: |
confidence | Confidence in the feature extraction or interpretation. TYPE: |
quantity | The number of threads or instances. Must be non-negative. TYPE: |
diameter | The diameter of the thread, including nominal size and tolerances. TYPE: |
spacing | The spacing of the thread, defining the distance between thread crests. TYPE: |
handedness | The direction of the thread, such as LEFT or RIGHT. TYPE: |
depth | The length of the threaded feature, including nominal size and tolerances. TYPE: |
thread_type | TYPE: |
knuckle_size | The nominal size of the Knuckle thread. TYPE: |
knuckle_series | The series designation of the Knuckle thread. TYPE: |
knuckle_profile | The profile of the Knuckle thread. TYPE: |