antistatic chemical fibre

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• антистатичное химическое волокно — Химическое волокно, обладающее пониженной электризуемостью за счет введения в состав или нанесения на поверхность веществ, препятствующих возникновению и накоплению статического электричества. [ГОСТ 27244 93] Тематики волокна химические EN… …   Справочник технического переводчика

• антистатическая обработка химического волокна — Обработка химического волокна антистатическими препаратами для снижения электризуемости. [ГОСТ 27244 93] Тематики волокна химические EN antistatic treatment of chemical fibre …   Справочник технического переводчика

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