Rotating tools are used to assemble or disassemble parts that are connected by which means?

Rotating tools are specifically designed to engage with threaded fasteners, allowing for efficient assembly and disassembly of components. Threaded fasteners, such as bolts, screws, and nuts, have linear threads that permit the tool to either tighten or loosen the connection by applying rotational force. This action is essential in many applications, making threaded connections widely used in construction and various mechanical systems.

The process of removing or securing these connections using rotating tools is efficient and can often be performed quickly, helping to maintain the integrity and functionality of assembled parts. Conversely, other methods of connection, like welding, tying, or fastening with nails and rivets, do not lend themselves to the same method of application, as these connections are typically permanent or semi-permanent and require different approaches for assembly or disassembly. This characteristic solidifies rotating tools' role as essential components in working with threaded fasteners.