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1 gauge stop
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2 gauge stop
stock stop — упор — ограничитель продвижения материала
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3 gauge stop
1) Техника: упор стрелки2) Машиностроение: регулируемый упор, устанавливающийся упор -
4 gauge stop
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5 gauge stop
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6 gauge stop
• регулируем ограничител, определящ дължината на автоматично подаване -
7 gauge stop
устанавливающийся упор; регулируемый упор -
8 shear gauge stop
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9 stop
остановка; стоянка; задержка; ограничитель хода; упорный штифт; фиксатор; упор; препятствие; защёлка; собачка; запор; останов; стопор; (авто). сигнал "стоп"; II останавливать; задерживать; преграждать; застопоривать; выключать; фиксировать- stop-and-go driving - stop-and-start service - stop-lamp - stop-light - stop-light switch- stop pin- stop-signal - stop-start economy - stop-start tyre - stop switch - stop-tail lamp - stop-watch - gauge stop - sear stop - wayside stop -
10 stop
упор, буфер || останавливать- air-operated stop
- end stop
- gauge stop
- limit stop
- sliding stop
- spring cushioned stop
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11 stop gauge
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12 stop gauge
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13 stop gauge
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14 stop gauge
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15 pull side lay gauge
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > pull side lay gauge
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16 dead stop
1. полная остановка2. неподвижный упор -
17 positive stop
1. полный останов2. жесткий упор -
18 folder gauge
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19 front register gauge
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > front register gauge
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20 overhead gauge
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