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21 vacuum chamber
komora próżniowa -
22 vacuum chuck
uchwyt próżniowy do mocowania blach i płaskich przedmiotów przy użyciu podciśnienia -
23 vacuum circulation degassing
obiegowe odgazowanie próżniowe staliEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > vacuum circulation degassing
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24 vacuum cleaner
odkurzaczodpylacz próżniowy -
25 vacuum coating
naparowywanie próżniowe -
26 vacuum concrete
beton odpowietrzonybeton próżniowany -
27 vacuum condensing point
temperatura resublimacji w próżniEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > vacuum condensing point
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28 vacuum container
opakowanie próżniowe -
29 vacuum cooling
ochłodzenie próżniowe owoców i warzyw przed transportem -
30 vacuum crystallizer
krystalizator próżniowyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > vacuum crystallizer
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31 vacuum cup
przyssawka -
32 vacuum cup lifter
podajnik przyssawkowy -
33 vacuum degasser
urządzenie do próżniowego odgazowania ciekłego metalu -
34 vacuum degassing
odgazowanie próżniowe -
35 vacuum degassing vessel
komora próżniowa do odgazowania ciekłego metaluEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > vacuum degassing vessel
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36 vacuum deposition
naparowywanie próżniowe cienkich warstw -
37 vacuum dessicator
eksykator próżniowy -
38 vacuum diode
dioda próżniowa -
39 vacuum distillation
destylacja pod zmniejszonym ciśnieniemdestylacja próżniowaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > vacuum distillation
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40 vacuum drier
suszarka próżniowa
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