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1 gage
1) мера; размер; масштаб2) измерительный прибор, контрольноизмерительный прибор; манометр; датчик || измерять; контролировать3) калибр; эталон; шаблон; лекало || калибровать; эталонировать; тарировать5) толщина листа; диаметр прутка или проволоки•- C gage- not go on gage
- absolute vacuum gage
- acceptance gage
- acoustic-type strain gage
- adjustable limit plug gage
- AE gage
- air gage
- alarm gage
- angle-reading gage
- angular gage
- audit gage
- automatic gage
- back gage
- ball-ended gage
- bellows pressure gage
- bench gage
- bevel gage
- blade gage
- block gage
- bore gage
- calibrating gage
- caliper gage
- cap gage
- capacitance gage
- cavity gage
- center gage
- check gage
- checking gage
- circular geometry gage
- clearance gage
- clock gage
- coaxiality gage
- comb gage
- combined pressure-and-vacuum gage
- compound gage
- compression pressure gage
- concentricity gage
- conical gage
- control gage
- core-pasting gage
- core-setting gage
- crown tipped dial gage
- crown-to-back-measuring gage
- curve gage
- cutter axial gage
- cutter gage
- cutter length-setting gage
- cutter-setting gage
- cylindrical gage
- decimal gage
- depth gage
- depth slide gage
- dial bore gage
- dial depth gage
- dial gage reading in 0.01 mm
- dial gage
- dial indicator gage
- dial sheet gage
- dial snap gage
- dial thickness gage
- diametral gage
- diaphragm gage
- difference gage
- differential pressure gage
- digital measuring gage
- double-end gage
- double-ended gage
- dovetail gage
- draft gage
- draft-and-head gage
- drill gage
- drill point gage
- drill point grinding gage
- dual circuit air ring gage
- elastic element gage
- electric thickness gage
- electronic gage
- electronic thickness gage
- electronic-type ionization vacuum gage
- electrooptical gage
- end gage
- end-measuring gage
- external gage
- external thread gage
- extractor gage
- feeler gage
- feeler-pin gage
- female gage
- fillet gage
- finger gage
- fixed gage
- fixed limit gage
- fixture gage
- flatness gage
- flow gage
- flush-pin gage
- force balance pressure gage
- force gage
- form and contour gage
- form gage
- gap gage
- gear gage
- gear tooth caliper gage
- go gage
- GO/NO GO gage
- go-no-go gage
- grinding gage
- hand-held gage
- hardness gage
- head gage
- heavy gage
- height gage
- high-pressure flow-metering gage
- high-pressure pneumatic gage
- hole alignment gage
- hole depth gage
- hole gage
- horse-shoe gage
- hydraulic pressure gage
- ID gage
- inclined gage
- indicating gage
- indicating hole gage
- indicating snap gage
- indicator caliper gage
- induction gage
- in-process gage
- in-process grinding gage
- in-process part gage
- inside caliper gage
- inside micrometer gage
- inspection gage
- internal gage
- internal screw gage
- ionization vacuum gage
- jaw gage
- Johansson gage
- keyset gage
- keyway gage
- laser gage
- laser level gage
- laser surface finish gage
- leaf taper gage
- length gage
- length-setting gage
- level gage
- limit gage
- limit gap gage
- limit plug gage
- liquid level gage
- liquid pressure gage
- magnetic base surface gage
- magnetic thickness gage
- male gage
- marking gage
- master gage
- mating gage
- meter gage
- metric gage
- micrometer gage
- micropressure gage
- microscopic tool-setting gage
- mortise gage
- no-go thread gage
- noncontacting thickness gage
- not-go gage
- OD gage
- oil gage
- oil-level gage
- oil-pressure gage
- oil-sight gage
- optical gage
- partial pressure vacuum gage
- Penning gage
- pin gage
- pitch diameter gage
- plain gage
- planer gage
- plate form gage
- plug gage
- pneumatic gage
- point gage
- postprocess gage
- postprocess-feedback gage
- preset tooling gage
- pressure gage
- pressure-and-vacuum gage
- production gage
- profile gage
- proximity gage
- pull-force gage
- radioactive ionization gage
- radius gage
- receiving gage
- reference gage
- resistance strain gage
- reversible plug gage
- ring gage
- rod gage
- roundness gage
- screw gage
- screw pitch gage
- screw plug gage
- screw ring gage
- screw-thread plug gage
- screw-thread ring gage
- self-contained gage
- setting gage
- setup gage
- sheet gage
- shell gage
- shifting gage
- shopfloor inspection gage
- sight gage
- single-end gage
- single-ended gage
- size gage
- skid gage
- skidless gage
- slide gage
- slip gage
- snap gage
- spherical-end gage
- spherical-ended gage
- spindle strain gage
- spindle-mounted strain gage
- spline gage
- spline plug gage
- spline ring gage
- spring pressure gage
- sputter ion gage
- standard gage
- step gage
- stepwise limit gage
- stock length gage
- stop gage
- strain gage
- strip strain gage
- surface finish gage
- surface gage
- switching gage
- taper gage
- taper-type hole gage
- telescope gage
- template gage
- test gage
- test-pressure gage
- thermal conductivity gage
- thermistor gage
- thermocouple gage
- thermomolecular gage
- thickness dial gage
- thickness gage
- thread gage
- thread plug gage
- thread ring gage
- thread-checking gage
- tool-setting gage
- total pressure vacuum gage
- trigger action bore gage
- trigger action gage
- twin-wire oscillator gage
- ultrasonic thickness gage
- unilateral thickness gage
- universal setting gage
- U-tube vacuum gage
- vacuum gage
- vacuum-sensing gage
- vernier gage
- vernier-caliper gage
- vernier-depth gage
- vernier-height gage
- viscosity gage
- volumetric machine checking gage
- water gage
- water pressure gage
- wire gage
- wire-strain gage
- working gage
- X-ray thickness gageEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > gage
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