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21 vacuum process
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > vacuum process
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22 vacuum advance mechanism
English-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum advance mechanism
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23 vacuum air pump
nFOOD bomba de vacío f -
24 vacuum arc furnace
nHEAT horno de arco al vacío m -
25 vacuum blowing
nC&G soplado con vacío m -
26 vacuum box
nPAPER caja aspirante f -
27 vacuum brake
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28 vacuum brazing
nCONST soldadura al vacío f -
29 vacuum bubble
nC&G burbuja al vacío f -
30 vacuum capacitor
nELEC ENG condensador de vacío m -
31 vacuum capstan
nTV cabrestante al vacío m -
32 vacuum casting
nNUCL fundición en vacío f -
33 vacuum chamber
nTV cámara de vacío f -
34 vacuum check valve
nAUTO válvula de control de vacío f -
35 vacuum cleaner for dusts hazardous to health
English-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum cleaner for dusts hazardous to health
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36 vacuum cleaner for industrial purposes
nSAFE aspiradora para propósitos industriales fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum cleaner for industrial purposes
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37 vacuum contact element
nPROD elemento de contacto en vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum contact element
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38 vacuum contact plate process
nFOOD proceso de placa de contacto en vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum contact plate process
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39 vacuum contactor
nPROD contactor en vacío m -
40 vacuum cooling
nREFRIG enfriamiento de vacío m
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