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81 vacuum suspension
nTRANSP suspensión al vacío f -
82 vacuum switch
nELEC circuit breaker conmutador al vacío m, conmutador de vacío m, interruptor de vacío m -
83 vacuum tanker
nMAR POLL buque tanque con sistema de vacío m -
84 vacuum technology
nMECH ENG tecnología del vacío f, vacuotecnología f -
85 vacuum test
nREFRIG prueba de vacío f -
86 vacuum thrust
nSPACE empuje en vacío m -
87 vacuum triode
nELECTRON triodo de vacío m -
88 vacuum tube modulator
nELECTRON modulador de lámpara de vacío m, modulador de tubo de vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum tube modulator
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89 vacuum tube oscillator
nELECTRON oscilador de lámpara de vacío m, oscilador de tubo de vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum tube oscillator
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90 vacuum ultraviolet
nSPACE ultravioleta en vacío m -
91 vacuum unit
nMECH ENG unidad del sistema de vacío f -
92 vacuum valve
nAUTO, VEH válvula de vacío f -
93 vacuum-assisted power brake
nAUTO freno mecánico de vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-assisted power brake
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94 vacuum-closing machine
nPACK máquina cerradora al vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-closing machine
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95 vacuum-coated film
nCOATINGS revestimiento a vacío m -
96 vacuum-deposited film
nELECTRON película depositada en vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-deposited film
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97 vacuum-drying cabinet
nMECH ENG armario de secado al vacío m, armario vacuosecador m, gabinete vacuosecador mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-drying cabinet
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98 vacuum-drying oven
nFOOD horno de secado en vacío m -
99 vacuum-encapsulated
adjELEC ENG encapsulado al vacío -
100 vacuum-formed package
nPACK paquete conformado al vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-formed package
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