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1 no-handwork-required surface
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > no-handwork-required surface
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2 no-handwork-required surface
поверхность, не требующая ручной доделки ( после обработки на станке)English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > no-handwork-required surface
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3 surface
1) поверхность || обрабатывать поверхность3) облицовывать; покрывать поверхность4) выравнивать; сглаживать•- abutment surfaceto dig into rough surface — внедряться в необработанную поверхность (напр. о зажиме)
- actual surface
- adjoining surface
- angled surface
- angularly related surfaces
- annular lapping surface
- antislip surface
- approach surface
- aspheric surface
- aspherical surface
- axial reference surface
- back surface
- base surface
- beam working surface
- bearing surface
- bedding surface
- blast-cleaned surface
- bounded surface
- bounding surface
- calibration surface
- cam surface
- cam-contacting surfaces
- cammed surface
- camming surface
- center surface of blade
- check surface
- chuck-clamping surface
- clamping surface
- clearance surface
- composite surface
- compression surface
- confronting surface
- conical bearing surface
- conical surface
- conjugated surfaces
- contact surface
- conveying surface
- convoluted surface
- cooling surface
- counterformal surfaces
- crooked spatial surface
- curve-based surface
- curved surface
- cut surface
- cut-off surface
- cutter mounting surface
- datum surface
- deck surface
- detecting surface
- developable surface
- diametrical surface
- diamond machined surface
- discontinuous surface
- display surface
- disturbed flow surfaces
- double curved surface
- doubly curved surface
- downwardly directed surface
- downwardly facing surface
- drive surface
- dull surface
- effective surface of action
- emulated surface
- end surface
- end-opening surface of spindle
- end-opening surface
- enveloped surface
- equipotential surface
- equipressure surface
- exposed wear surface
- face plate resting surface
- face surface
- faced surface
- faying surface
- feeling surface
- fillet surface
- flanged bearing surface
- flank surface
- flash melted surface
- flat bearing surface
- flattened surface
- form patch surface
- form surface
- formed surface
- free-form surface
- friction surface
- functional surface
- geometrical surface
- grasping surface
- grip surface
- guide surface
- hand-scraped surface
- heat exchange surface
- heat transfer surface
- helical surface
- helically-cammed surface
- hidden surface
- Hirth coupling surface
- Hirth gear coupling surface
- IGES surface
- inclined surface
- intermittent land surface
- involute helicoid surface
- inward-facing surface
- job surface
- joint surfaces
- laser-exposed surface
- laser-hardened surface
- laser-quenched surface
- lateral surface
- lead face surface
- leading surface
- localized surface
- locating surface
- location surface
- lofted surface
- machined surface
- mating surfaces
- metastable microstructured surface
- milled surface
- mirror image surfaces
- mounting generating surface
- mounting interface surface
- mounting surface
- multipatch surface
- neat surface
- neutral surface
- no-handwork-required surface
- nominal surface
- nonconforming surfaces
- noncontinuous surface
- nonfunctional surface
- nonworking surface
- outer specific surface
- overall specific surface
- particular free form curved surface
- perfectly curved surface
- pilot surface
- pitch surface
- pitted surface
- plain surface
- planar parallel surfaces
- planar surface
- plane surface
- plane tooth surface
- planed surface
- prevailing surface
- production-quality surface
- profiled surface
- profiling surface
- proof surface
- radial reference surface
- radial surface
- radiating surface
- real surface
- reference surface
- register surface
- registering surface
- resting surface
- resultant cut surface
- revolution surface
- rippled surface
- roller-bed surface
- rolling surface
- root surface
- rough shape surface
- rough work surface
- roughened surface
- ruled surface
- sampling surface
- scale-coated surface
- scaly surface
- sculpted surface
- sculptured surface
- seating surface
- segmental surfaces
- setting surface
- setting-up surface
- skewed end planar surface
- slide surface
- slideway bearing surface
- sliding surface
- slight-shaped surface
- sloping surface
- smooth surface
- specific surface
- spherical bearing surface
- spun surface
- storage surface
- stylus surface
- superfine surface
- support surface
- supporting surface
- surface of action
- surface of equal potentials
- surface of revolution
- swept surface
- table slide bearing surfaces
- table surface
- table working surface
- tapered drive surfaces
- tapered surface
- target surface
- tee-slotted surface
- three-curve surface
- three-dimensional surface
- tip surface
- tooling surface
- tooth surface
- toroidal surface
- touch-sensitive surface
- trailing surface
- transient surface
- translated surface
- trimmed surfaces
- true cylindrical surface
- true surface
- turned surface
- U-line surface
- uncut surface
- undulating surface
- unfinished surface
- upwardly-directed surface
- upwardly-facing surface
- varying angle inclined surface
- V-line surface
- wavy surface
- way surface
- way-locating surface
- wearing surface
- wedge surface
- wedging surface
- wetted surface
- whole surface
- wiping surface of the insert
- work surface
- working surface
- work-supporting surface
- worn-out surfaceEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > surface
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4 поверхность, не требующая ручной доделки
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > поверхность, не требующая ручной доделки
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