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1 Ladegeschirr
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2 Ladevorrichtung
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3 Lademittel
Lademittel n GEN, LOGIS loading tackle (dazu gehören z. B. Paletten, Gitterboxen, Wechselbrücken, Container zur Vereinfachung von Umschlagstätigkeiten) -
4 Verladeraum
Verladeraum
(Schiff) ship's hold;
• Verladerisiko loading risk;
• Verladeschein consignment note, shipping bill (US), dispatch note (Br.), bill of lading, (Schiff) certificate of receipt;
• Verladeschluss closure (closing) for cargo;
• Verladespediteur loading carrier, shipping agent (US);
• Verladespesen loading (shipping, US) charges;
• Verladestation loading station;
• Verladestelle place of shipment (US), loading (shipping, US) point, loading berth (place);
• Verladestreik strike of stevedores;
• Verladesystem loading system;
• Verladetermin date of loading (shipment, US);
• Verladevorrichtung loading gear (equipment, tackle);
• Verladevorrichtung für Stückgut unit loading device;
• Verladevorschrift loading pamphlet;
• Verladezeit loading days;
• Verladezeugnis bill of lading, shipping certificate (US). -
5 Ladeschluss
Ladeschluss m GEN, LOGIS closing for cargo* * *Ladeschluss
closing for cargo;
• Ladeschneise (Bahn) approach for trucks;
• Ladesektor cargo compartment;
• Ladespesen loading charges;
• Ladestelle loading place (point), berth, place of shipment (US), (Batterie) battery charging station;
• Ladetage running days;
• äußerster Ladetag cancelling date;
• Ladetiefgang load draft;
• Ladetonnage, Ladeverdrängung load displacement, displacement loaded;
• Ladevermögen (Schiff) deadweight capacity, load displacement, displacement loaded;
• Ladeverzeichnis freight (cargo) list, (Zoll) shipper’s (ship’s) manifest;
• Ladeverzögerung delay in loading;
• Ladevolumen bearing (loading) capacity;
• Ladevorgang loading and unloading;
• Ladevorrichtung loading equipment (tackle, facilities);
• Ladevorschrift loading pamphlet;
• Ladewasserlinie load waterline. -
6 Ladevorrichtung
Ladevorrichtung
loading equipment (tackle, facilities) -
7 Verladevorrichtung
Verladevorrichtung
loading gear (equipment, tackle)
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