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1 houder
• bearer• cartridge• container• fixture• holder• package• proprietor• work-holding fixture -
2 drinkenfontein
n. drinking fountain, fixture which provides drinking water -
3 gasbek
n. gas burner, gas light; tip of a gas fixture from which gas issues to be ignited -
4 gasbrander
n. gas jet, gas burner, gas light; tip of a gas fixture from which gas issues to be ignited -
5 gasje
n. gas burner, gas light; tip of a gas fixture from which gas issues to be ignited -
6 gaspit
n. gas burner, tip of a gas fixture from which gas issues to be ignited -
7 gasstel
n. gas burner, tip of a gas fixture from which gas issues to be ignited -
8 opspanblok
n. fixture -
9 spaninrichting
n. fixture -
10 spanklauw
n. clamping fixture -
11 spanmal
n. clamping fixture -
12 inspanning
• clamping• effort• fixture -
13 krimpmal
• cooling fixture• cooling jig• shrinkage jig -
14 lasmal
• welding fixture -
15 mal
• die• fixture• gauge• jig• master• mould• template -
16 opname
• absorption• exposure• fixture• jig• recording• shot• support -
17 opspaninrichting
• clamping device• fixture• work-holding device -
18 opspanklem
• clamp• clamping fixture -
19 opspanning
• chuck• chucking fixing• clamp• clamping• fixture• stretching -
20 prisma
• prism• vee-block• vee-fixture• vee-way
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