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1 flame-cut
flame-cut1 v FORM, MECH ausbrennenflame-cut2 v MECH, MONT, SCHW abbrennenflame-cut3 v MONT, SCHW brennschneiden -
2 flame mail
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3 flame-colored
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4 flame-harden
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5 flame lamp
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > flame lamp
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6 flame cutting
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7 flame hardening
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8 flame-retardant
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9 flame test
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10 flame arresting
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11 flame chipping
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12 flame-clean
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13 flame cleaning
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14 flame cut
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15 flame-cut edge
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16 flame-cut plates
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17 flame-cut subsequently
English-german engineering dictionary > flame-cut subsequently
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18 flame-cut surface
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19 flame cutter
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20 flame-cutting apparatus
English-german engineering dictionary > flame-cutting apparatus
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