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1 balanced crimp
1) Текстиль: равномерная уработка, равномерная усадка2) Полимеры: равномерная извитость -
2 balanced crimp
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3 balanced crimp
Англо-русский словарь текстильной промышленности > balanced crimp
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4 crimp
1. извитость (напр. волокна); 2. волнистость ткани; 3. усадка; 4. уработка; 5. извивать; гофрировать @balanced crimp 1. равномерная усадка; 2. равномерная уработка; 3. равномерная извитость @chemical crimp извитость, получаемая химической обработкой @faint crimp пологая извитость @high-curved crimp высокая извитость; петлистая извитость @mechanical crimp извитость, достигаемая механической обработкой @slightly curved crimp незначительная извитость @warp crimp уработка основы @weft crimp усадка утка @wool staple crimp извитость волокна шерсти @ -
5 crimp
1. извитость (напр. волокна); 2. волнистость ткани; 3. усадка; 4. уработка; 5. извивать; гофрировать @balanced crimp 1. равномерная усадка; 2. равномерная уработка; 3. равномерная извитость @chemical crimp извитость, получаемая химической обработкой @faint crimp пологая извитость @high-curved crimp высокая извитость; петлистая извитость @mechanical crimp извитость, достигаемая механической обработкой @slightly curved crimp незначительная извитость @warp crimp уработка основы @weft crimp усадка утка @wool staple crimp извитость волокна шерсти @ -
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1) уплотнение, уплотняющий материал, уплотняющая прокладка; сальник, сальниковое уплотнение || уплотнять2) изоляция || изолировать3) герметизирующий состав, герметик || заливать герметиком4) герметизация; заваривание; сваривание; запаивание || герметизировать; заваривать; сваривать; запаивать6) затвор7) гидр. шов; шпонка8) гидр. перемычка || устраивать перемычку10) возд. гермовывод12) печать; клеймо; пломба || запечатывать; клеймить; пломбировать14) сваривать ( упаковочную плёнку)15) укупоривание || укупоривать16) закатывать ( консервные банки)19) полигр. удалять фон или часть изображения•-
aft seal
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air tight seal
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air seal
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all-metal seal
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annular seal
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apex seal
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automatic seal
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axial bush seal
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axial oil seal
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axial seal
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backed by expander seal
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balanced seal
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band seal
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barrier seal
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bead seal
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bearing seal
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bellows seal
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bidirectional-type seal
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birotational seal
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bow seal
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bush seal with radial float
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bush seal
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captive seal
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car seal
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centrifugal seal
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ceramic-to-metal seal
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ceramic-metal seal
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chevron pack seal
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circumferential seal
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clearance seal
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compression seal
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concave seal
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concentric seal
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concrete seal
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condensate seal
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contact seal
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corner seal
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crankshaft front seal
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crescent seal
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crimp seal
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crunch seal
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crush seal
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cryogenic seal
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cup-type seal
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cushion seal
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cutting-edge seal
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devitrified seal
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diaphragm seal
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dip seal
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disk seal
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dock seal
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docking ring seal
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double lip seal
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duo-cone floating ring seal
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duo-cone seal
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duplicate seal with buffer liquid
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dust-proof seal
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dust seal
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dynamic connection seal
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dynamic seal
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elastic seal
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elastomeric seal
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end seal
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exclusion seal
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external seal
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extruded seal
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fabric seal
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fabric-reinforced seal
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face seal
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fastening seal
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felt seal
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fixed bush seal
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fixed seal
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flange seal
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flat seal
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flexible bag seal
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flexible seal
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floating seal
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floating-bush seal
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floating-ring seal
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floating-roof seal
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foil seal
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fore seal
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formed metal bellows seal
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four-lobed seal
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friction seal
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friction weld seal
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frit seal
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fusion seal
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gas-tight seal
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gas seal
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gasket seal
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gate seal
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gland seal
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glass seal
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glass-to-ceramic seal
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glass-to-metal seal
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grease-type seal
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grease seal
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groove seal
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helix seal
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hermetic seal
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high-vacuum seal
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hose-type seal
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housing seal
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hub seal
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hydraulic seal
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hydrodynamic lip seal
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hydrodynamic seal
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interface seal
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internal seal
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inverted duo-cone seal
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labyrinth bush seal
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labyrinth seal
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lead seal
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lip-type seal
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lip seal
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liquid-metal seal
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magnetic fluid seal
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matched seal
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mechanical seal
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metal seal
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metal-backed seal
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moving seal
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multiple lip seal
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neck seal
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noncontacting seal
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noncontact seal
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noncontacting coned-face seal
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noncontacting face seal
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notch seal
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oil seal
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oil-resistant seal
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packing seal
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packless seal
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peripheral seal
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pinch seal
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pipe joint seal
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pipe seal
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piston seal
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piston-to-rod seal
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plain lip-type seal
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preloaded hydraulic seal
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press-fit seal
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pressure seal
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primary seal
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pseudo-static seal
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radial seal
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reciprocating motion connection seal
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rectangular seal
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reinforced seal
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resilient seal
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ridge seal
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ring seal
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rod seal
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rod wiping seal
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rotary seal
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rubber seal
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rubber-backed seal
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rubber-fabric chevron seal
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rubber-to-metal bond seal
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safeguards seal
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scraper-type seal
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secondary seal
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self-aligning seal
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shaft seal
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shear-type seal
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shipping seal
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single seal
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sleeve seal
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sliding seal
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soft seal
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spindle seal
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spiral-groove face seal
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split seal
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spring-backed seal
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square-grooved seal
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stability seal
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static connection seal
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static seal
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steel casting seal
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sterile seal
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stuffing box seal
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submerged-tube seal
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suction seal
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swell seal
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toric seal
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tremie seal
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trim seal
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ultrahigh vacuum seal
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unbalanced seal
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unidirectional-type seal
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unirotational seal
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vacuum seal
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V-set seal
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water seal
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watertight seal
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wedge-type seal
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welding seal
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weld seal
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welded metal bellows seal
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Wheeler seal
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Wilson ring seal
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wiper seal
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wire seal
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wobbling seal
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