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101 feed pump
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102 feed pumps
• захранваща помпа -
103 feed rack
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104 feed racks
• зъбен рейка на подавателен механизъм -
105 feed range
• обхват на подавания -
106 feed ranges
• обхват на подавания -
107 feed reel
• развиваща се ролка -
108 feed regulator
• регулатор на захранване -
109 feed reverse
• реверсиране на подаване• реверсиращ механизъм за подаване -
110 feed-reverse lever
• лост за обръщане посоката на подаванетоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-reverse lever
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111 feed-reverse levers
• лост за обръщане посоката на подаванетоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-reverse levers
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112 feed rod
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113 feed-rod bracket
• лагер на ходов валEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-rod bracket
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114 feed-rod brackets
• лагер на ходов валEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-rod brackets
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115 feed roll
• подаващ валец -
116 feed roller
• подаващ вал• ролкова маса -
117 feed section
• зона на подаване на материал -
118 feed sections
• зона на подаване на материал -
119 feed-selection lever
• лост за превключване на подаванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-selection lever
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120 feed-selection levers
• лост за превключване на подаванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > feed-selection levers
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