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1 serrated jaw
= serration-type jaw кулачок с треугольным мелкозубчатым соединениемEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > serrated jaw
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2 serrated jaw
Автоматика: кулачок с треугольным мелкозубчатым соединением -
3 jaw
1) кулачок ( зажимного патрона); губка; щека ( тисков)2) шпонка ( разжимной оправки)3) зев (напр. ключа)4) захватное устройство (напр. робота); захват5) pl тиски; зажимное приспособление; клещи6) pl сборный кулачок•to custom-machine jaws — обрабатывать зажимные губки (напр. тисков) под определённую заготовку
- base jaw- cassette jaws
- cavity-free jaw
- chuck jaw
- clamping jaw
- clutch jaw
- compensating jaw
- diamond-impregnated jaw
- drawn-down jaw
- drill jaws
- driving jaw
- equalizing jaws
- exchange chuck jaw
- faceplate jaw
- false chuck jaw
- false jaw
- fixed jaw
- grasping jaw
- gripping jaw
- hard jaw
- hard top jaw
- hinged jaw
- hook jaw
- independent adjustable jaws
- lathe jaws
- lead jaws
- master jaw
- milling machine jaws
- movable jaw
- nesting jaws
- pallets/cassette jaws
- pulling jaws
- quick-change jaws
- removable false jaw
- removable jaw
- retractable chuck jaws
- reversible chuck jaw
- rocker jaw
- roller jaw
- self-adjusting jaws
- serrated jaw
- serration-type jaw
- slave jaw
- sliding jaw
- slip jaw
- snap jaws
- socket jaw
- soft jaw
- solid jaw
- spanner jaw
- spring jaw
- stanchion/modular insert jaws
- stationary jaw
- step jaw
- stepped chuck jaw
- stepped jaw
- swivel jaw
- swiveling jaw
- swivel-type jaw
- tenon jaw
- test jaw
- top jaw
- two-piece jaw
- vice jaw
- V-shaped jaw
- wrap-around jaw
- wrench jawsEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > jaw
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4 serration-type jaw
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > serration-type jaw
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5 member
1) часть; деталь; элемент ( конструкции)2) звено; орган3) матем. член уравнения4) член организации (напр. ИСО)•- abutment member
- actuating member
- adjustable wedge engaging member
- bar member
- base member
- basic member
- beam member
- boundary member
- box-like member
- cantilevering member
- catch member
- channel member
- chip member
- clamp member
- clamping member
- clasping member
- claw member
- compression member
- contact member
- control member
- controlled member
- core member
- correcting member
- correspondent member
- coupling member
- cross member
- cross-head member
- cushioning member
- cutting member
- dresser member
- drive member
- driven member
- elongated member
- external member
- extruder member
- fabricated members
- feed member
- finely scraped member
- fixed member
- gear member
- guide member
- input member
- internal member
- jaw member
- jib member
- latch member
- lifting member
- lock member
- locking member
- L-shaped member
- mating member
- member of kinematic chain
- movable member
- O-member
- operating member
- oscillating drive member
- output member
- platform linear member
- P-member
- pointed member
- race-pressing member
- reference member
- reinforcing member
- rolling support member
- rotor member
- seat member
- serrated moving member
- sliding member
- stop member
- strength member
- strip-like member
- structural member
- summing member
- tensile member
- tension member
- threaded member
- tie member
- tool removal member
- tooling support members
- torque member
- transfer member
- transverse member
- truss member
- tubular member
- unstrained member
- unstressed member
- wedge member
- work member
- work-engaging member
- working member
- workpiece-holding memberEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > member
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