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1 бандажи якоря
Electronics: armature bands, binding bands, binding bonds -
2 бандажи якоря
armature bands эл., binding bands -
3 бандаж якоря
1) Engineering: armature band2) Electronics: armature bands3) Sakhalin energy glossary: binding band
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