-
21 EG-M
-
22 EG-Metrisches ISO-Regelgewinde
German-english technical dictionary > EG-Metrisches ISO-Regelgewinde
-
23 Faden
Fa·den <-s, Fäden> [ʼfa:dn̩, pl fɛdn̩] mdünner/dicker \Faden fine/coarse threadWENDUNGEN:alle Fäden [fest] in der Hand halten/ behalten to hold/hold on to the reins;alle Fäden laufen in jds Hand zusammen sb pulls all the strings;keinen trockenen \Faden am Leib haben to be soaked to the skin;keinen guten \Faden an jdm/ etw lassen ( fam) to tear sb/sth to pieces [or shreds], to rip into sb/sth;der rote \Faden the central [or recurrent] theme;den \Faden verlieren to lose the thread -
24 Tr
-
25 Einheitsgrobgewinde
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Einheitsgrobgewinde
-
26 metrisches ISO-Trapez-Regelgewinde
n < masch> ■ ISO metric trapezoidal thread (Tr); ISO metric trapezoidal coarse threadGerman-english technical dictionary > metrisches ISO-Trapez-Regelgewinde
-
27 metrisches ISO-Trapezgewinde
German-english technical dictionary > metrisches ISO-Trapezgewinde
-
28 EG-UNC
< masch> ■ EG Unified coarse thread (EG-UNC) -
29 EG-Unified-Grobgewinde
n (EG-UNC) < masch> ■ EG Unified coarse thread (EG-UNC)German-english technical dictionary > EG-Unified-Grobgewinde
-
30 grobgängig
< masch> (Gewinde, Schnecke) ■ coarse-thread -
31 Grobgewinde
-
32 Grobgewinde
n.coarse thread n. -
33 Grobgewinde
ncoarse thread -
34 Grobgewindereihe
f < masch> ■ coarse screw thread series -
35 UNJ-Grobgewinde
-
36 UNJC
< füg> ■ Unified inch screw thread, coarse-pitch series (UNJC) ANSI B1.15 -
37 UNR-Grobgewinde
n (UNRC) < füg> ■ Unified inch screw thread, coarse-pitch series (UNRC) -
38 UNRC
< füg> ■ Unified inch screw thread, coarse-pitch series (UNRC)
- 1
- 2
См. также в других словарях:
coarse thread — The threads of a screw are wider apart. Opposite to fine thread. Also see national coarse thread … Dictionary of automotive terms
national coarse thread — (NC) A standard for the threads of nuts and bolts in which the number of threads per inch is much fewer than a fine (NF) nut or bolt. Observe the difference in the number of threads per inch (TPI) of the NF and NC in the following chart. Also… … Dictionary of automotive terms
Coarse — (k[=o]rs), a. [Compar. {Coarser} (k[=o]rs [ e]r); superl. {Coarsest}.] [As this word was anciently written course, or cours, it may be an abbreviation of of course, in the common manner of proceeding, common, and hence, homely, made for common… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Unified National Coarse thread — See UNC thread … Dictionary of automotive terms
thread — [1] The spiral grooves on a screw, bolt, or nut. See left hand thread right hand thread. [2] helical groove in a cylindrical hole, nut, etc., formed a tap or lathe tool (female or internal thread). See B thread buttressed thread class A thread… … Dictionary of automotive terms
coarse — See national coarse thread … Dictionary of automotive terms
Thread seal tape — mdash; commonly known as Teflon tape , PTFE tape or plumber s tape mdash; is a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) film cut to specified widths for use in sealing pipe threads. The tape is wrapped around the exposed threads of a pipe before it is… … Wikipedia
thread — I n. fiber, cord 1) to make, spin; wind thread 2) coarse; fine; heavy; thin thread 3) cotton; lisle; nylon; polyester; rayon; silk thread 4) a reel (BE), spool (AE) of thread 5) (misc.) to hang by a thread ( to be very uncertain ) theme train of… … Combinatory dictionary
coarse pitch — Gears or screw threads which have wide gaps between each tooth or thread … Dictionary of automotive terms
ISO metric screw thread — The ISO metric screw threads are the world wide most commonly used type of general purpose screw thread.[1] They were one of the first international standards agreed when the International Organization for Standardization was set up in… … Wikipedia
Acme thread form — Acme threads are a common screw thread profile, which offers high strength with ease of machining and assembly. Typically found where large loads or accuracy is required as in vises or the lead screw of a lathe. Standardized variations include… … Wikipedia