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121 cap
крышка, наголовник (сваи), переклад; верх, головка; капсюль, детонатор, пистон, верхняк; цоколь (лампы); покрытие; покрывать; пригонять; огниво; подкладка; запальник; воспламинитель; надеть или вставить капсюль•
- blaster cap
- blasting cap
- blue cap
- column cap
- delay cap
- delay electric cap
- detonating cap
- drill hose connection cap
- driving cap
- electric cap
- electric blasting cap
- extra cap
- false cap
- flame cap
- gauze cap
- H-beam cap
- instant cap
- instantaneous cap
- knee cap
- lamp gauze cap
- lifting cap
- longitudinal cap
- millisecond blasting cap
- mud-cap
- nose-cap
- percussion cap
- percussive cap
- pile cap
- plate cap
- primer cap
- protective cap
- rail cap
- regular cap
- regular blasting cap
- regular delay cap
- regular delay blasting cap
- reinforced-concrete cap
- safety cap
- set cap
- setting cap
- short-delay blasting cap
- steel cap
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122 set
оклад крепи; комплект шпуров; набор; партия; серия; установка; крепление; установить, поставить (стойку); наметить (шпуры в забое); устанавливать, монтировать; оседать; расположить (шпуры); затвердевать•
- cage jump set
- coal winning set
- drill set
- erector set
- four-piece set
- hole set
- joint set
- screen set
- shaft sinking set
- steel set
- train set
- three piece set
- timber set
- trial set
- water-pumping set
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