Abstract: A method for producing a concrete screw is disclosed. The method includes providing a wire piece as a workpiece, forming a thread helix on a lateral surface of the workpiece, and providing a depression in the lateral surface of the workpiece by a forming process.

Abstract: A method for producing a concrete screw is disclosed. The lateral surface of the shaft includes, on the end of the shaft, at least one cut-out recess. A piece of rod is provided as a workpiece, at least one threaded coil is formed on the lateral surface in a thread rolling process in which two profiled rolling tools act on the workpiece, and at least one recess is formed in the lateral surface on an end area of the workpiece. The recess, when seen in the cross-section of the workpiece, is diametrically opposite an area of the workpiece free of recesses such that initially the recess is formed in the lateral surface and subsequently, the threaded coil is formed on the lateral surface of the workpiece, and at least one of the rolling tools also acts upon the end area with the recess during the thread rolling process.

Abstract: A concrete screw is disclosed. The concrete screw includes a shank and a thread disposed on the shank with a thread helix and a thread root. A cutting recess is disposed in a tip region of the shank where the cutting recess runs at least in sections within the thread root and without interrupting the thread helix. A rolling die for producing the concrete screw and a method for producing the concrete screw are also disclosed.

Abstract: In the case of a thread-tapping screw (1), especially a concrete screw (2), including a screw head (3), a screw shank (5) and a thread (6) that is formed on at least part of the screw shank (5), whereby at least one longitudinal groove (9) is formed on a front section (7) of the screw (1), starting at the end (4) of the screw on the screw shank (5), and the at least one longitudinal groove (9) is delimited on the screw shank (5) by two lengthwise sides (10) running essentially radially relative to a longitudinal axis (8) of the screw (1), it is the objective that the tightening torque needed when the screw (1) is being screwed into a drilled hole should be slight, and that the screw (1) should be produced cost-effectively.

Abstract: In the case of a thread-tapping screw (1), especially a concrete screw (2), including a screw head (3), a screw shank (5) and a thread (6) that is formed on at least part of the screw shank (5), whereby at least one longitudinal groove (9) is formed on a front section (7) of the screw (1), starting at the end (4) of the screw on the screw shank (5), and the at least one longitudinal groove (9) is delimited on the screw shank (5) by two lengthwise sides (10) running essentially radially relative to a longitudinal axis (8) of the screw (1), it is the objective that the tightening torque needed when the screw (1) is being screwed into a drilled hole should be slight, and that the screw (1) should be produced cost-effectively.