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41 cabinet with frame door
• telineovellinen kaappi -
42 card frame
• korttikehikko -
43 carding frame
• karstauskone -
44 casting frame
• valukehys -
45 chassis frame
• runkokehys -
46 cold frame
• lava -
47 color frame
• värikuva -
48 command frame
automatic data processing• komentokehys -
49 cramp frame
technology• liimauspuristin -
50 deckle frame
forest and paper industry• dekkeli -
51 digital distribution frame
• digitaalinen jakokenttä -
52 distributed frame alignment signal
• hajautettu kehyslukitussignaaliEnglish-Finnish dictionary > distributed frame alignment signal
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53 distribution frame
• ristikytkentäteline -
54 door frame
• ovenkamana -
55 doubling frame
textile industry• kertauskone -
56 drill frame
• porateline• porausteline -
57 drying frame
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58 embroidery frame
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59 filling frame
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60 flyer frame
textile industry• esikehruukone
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