Abstract: A corrosion-resisting, self-tapping screw (1), in particular a concrete screw, to be driven into a bore, which has a wall, comprises a substantially cylindrical core (2) of corrosion-resisting metal with a central longitudinal axis (8); a thread (5), which is integral with the core (2); and at least one cutting element (9), which has at least one cutting head (12) for cutting engagement with the wall of the bore; the at least one cutting element (9) being inserted in the core (2), tightly joined thereto and consisting of a hardened metal, and the at least one cutting head (12) being arranged in the thread (5).

Abstract: A screw (1), in particular a concrete screw, for being screwed into a drilled hole (20) comprises a core (2) with a pilot end (3), a lengthwise screw-in direction (5) and a central longitudinal axis (4); and a thread (7), which is designed in a single piece with the core (2) and which comprises a cutting thread (9), the cutting thread (9) extending from the pilot end (3) counter to the lengthwise screw-in direction (5) and having flanks (12, 13), which are substantially parallel to each other, and cutting notches (17), which are open radially outwards; and a standard thread (11), which adjoins the cutting thread (9), with the standard thread (11) substantially having a triangular cross-sectional shape.

Abstract: A self-tapping screw, in particular a concrete screw, comprises a cylindrical core with a central longitudinal axis and a thread designed in a single piece with the core and provided, in the area of its periphery, with cutting notches formed by triangles open towards the periphery of the thread. The flanks of the thread extend substantially in parallel to each other radially to the central longitudinal axis.