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61 vakuumkalibrering
subst. (plast) vacuum sizing -
62 vakuumkammer
subst. (avfallstek) vacuum chamber -
63 vakuumklosett
subst. (vvs) vacuum closet -
64 vakuumkobling
subst. vacuum clutch -
65 vakuumkomprimering
subst. (avfallstek) compression by vacuum treatment -
66 vakuumkontaktor
subst. vacuum contactor -
67 vakuumkontroll
subst. vacuum control -
68 vakuumkopling
subst. vacuum clutch -
69 vakuumkrystallisasjon
subst. vacuum crystallization -
70 vakuumkrystallisering
subst. vacuum crystallization -
71 vakuumlampe
subst. vacuum lamp -
72 vakuummatte
(betong) vacuum mat -
73 vakuummembran
subst. vacuum diaphragm -
74 vakuummetallisering
subst. (plast) vacuum metallizing -
75 vakuummodus
subst. vacuum mode -
76 vakuumovn
subst. vacuum furnacc -
77 vakuumpakke
verb. vacuum-pack -
78 vakuumpakket
adj. vacuum-packed -
79 vakuumpakning
subst. vacuum pack -
80 vakuumpanne
subst. vacuum pan
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