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1) Engineering: fluxing agent, fusing agent2) Metallurgy: agent of fusion, flux, scorifier3) Silicates: fusible matter4) Makarov: flux agent, fusible agent -
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1) General subject: alveolar abscess, flux, gumboil2) Medicine: parulis, gingival abscess3) Engineering: fluxing agent, fluxing material, fusible matter, fusing agent, melt (для автоматической сварки)4) Construction: flux material5) Metallurgy: agent of fusion (для пайки), flux metal, fluxing stone, scorifier, stone6) Oil: flux (присадки в обмазке электрода)7) Welding: flux (Присадки в обмазке электрода)8) Household appliances: flux agent9) Drilling: auxiliary10) Automation: (паяльный) flux11) Makarov: flux (паяльный), fusible agent -
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fluxing agent, fusing agent, flux, fusible matter, ( для автоматической сварки) melt* * *флюс м.
fluxпокрыва́ть флю́сом мета́лл — flux the metalбескислоро́дный флюс свар. — oxygen-free fluxвысококремни́стый флюс — high-silica fluxглинозё́мистый флюс — alumina fluxгранули́рованный флюс — granulated [granular] fluxфлюс для га́зовой сва́рки — gas-welding fluxфлюс для твё́рдой напла́вки — hard-facing fluxфлюс для цинкова́ния — galvanizing fluxки́слый флюс — acid fluxкремнезё́мистый флюс — silica fluxлите́йный флюс — foundry fluxфлюс мо́крой грануля́ции — water-shorted fluxнейтра́льный флюс — neutral fluxосновно́й флюс — basic fluxпая́льный флюс — ( для пайки мягким припоем) soldering flux; ( для пайки твёрдым припоем) brazing fluxсва́рочный флюс — welding fluxсухо́й флюс ( защитный покров) — dry flux* * * -
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fluxing agent, fusing agent, flux, fusible matter сил.* * *пла́вень м.
flux, fusing agent
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