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mFRA séparateur mDEU Trennkolben mENG separatorITA separatore mPLN tłok m (zderzaka)RUS поршень m буферного плунжерасм. поз. 442 наFRA séparateur mDEU Düsenkörper mENG separatorITA separatore mPLN oddzielacz m wodyRUS водоотделитель mсм. поз. 2285 наseparatore dell'acqua di condensa
—FRA séparateur mDEU Wassersammler mENG separatorITA separatore m dell'acqua di condensaPLN odwadniacz mRUS горшок m, конденсационныйсм. поз. 2378 на—FRA séparateur m de plaquesDEU Scheider m, gelochterENG plate partitionITA separatore m delle piastrePLN przekładka f płytRUS сепаратор m пластинсм. поз. 2085 наseparatore d'estremità delle piastre
—FRA séparateur m d’extrémité de plaquesDEU Randisolator mITA separatore m d'estremità delle piastrePLN wkładka f krawędziowaRUS прокладка f, изолирующая, концеваясм. поз. 2082 на
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