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<tech.gen> (any material) ■ Füllstoff m<tech.gen> (to make sth. last longer, more substantial at low cost) ■ Streckmittel n< build> ■ Futterstück n<build.mat> ■ Füller mpract <el> (in cables) ■ Zwickelfüllung f ; Zwickelausfüllung f form ; Füllmischung f ; Beilauf m prakt< mat> ■ Füllmasse f<mech.eng> ■ Futterblech npract < pack> (for bottles, cans, boxes; e.g. soft drinks, ice cream) ■ Füllmaschine f DIN 8740-2 ; Füller m ugs ; Füllstation f prakt ; Abfüllanlage f ; Abfüllmaschine f< pap> ■ Einlage f< srfc> (coating without primer properties) ■ Füllgrund m ; Füllerlackschicht f ; Füllschicht f ; Füller m prakt
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