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81 hinge joint
scharniergewrichtscharnierverbinding -
82 incomplete joint
open las -
83 incomplete solder joint
open lasEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > incomplete solder joint
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84 lap joint
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85 mitre joint
verstekversteknaad -
86 mortise-and-tenon joint
pen-en-gat verbindingverbinding met gat en penEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > mortise-and-tenon joint
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87 pin joint
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88 pipe joint
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89 pivoted joint
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90 precedenties joint uniform telephone communication precedence system: JUTCPS
gemeenschappelijk uniform telefonie-communicatiesysteem metEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > precedenties joint uniform telephone communication precedence system: JUTCPS
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91 prismatic joint
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92 riveted joint
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93 rotary joint
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94 scarf joint
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95 screwed joint
schroefverbinding -
96 screwed pipe joint
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97 sealed joint
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98 seamed joint
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99 shaft with universal joint
cardanasEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > shaft with universal joint
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100 sliding joint
glijdend gewrichtschuifverbinding
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