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1 raising of pile
fresh pile — стапель, подготовленный к работе
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > raising of pile
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2 raising of pile
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3 raising of pile
подъём стапеля (самонаклада)Англо-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > raising of pile
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4 brush for raising the pile
Текстиль: щётка для поднятия ворсаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > brush for raising the pile
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5 brush for raising the pile
Англо-русский словарь текстильной промышленности > brush for raising the pile
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6 brush for raising the pile
English-Russian dictionary on textile and sewing industry > brush for raising the pile
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7 raising
Англо-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > raising
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8 pile
1. стопа, стапель; штабель; кипа; пачка; складывать в стопу; штабелировать2. ворс, шерсть, пухdeep pile — высокая стопа, высокий стапель
delivery pile — приёмный стапель, стопа на приёмном устройстве
3. накладной стапель4. стопа в самонакладеfresh pile — стапель, подготовленный к работе
high pile — высокая стопа, высокий стапель
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9 raising
1. ворсование, ворсовка; 2. отбойка ворса @raising of fabric ворсование ткани @raising of fibers вспушка ворса @raising of pile вспушка ворса @raising of silkworms разведение шелкопряда; червокормление @raising of warp threads подъём нитей основы; выборка нитей основы @cocoon raising шелководство @dry raising ворсование в сухом виде @raw raising 1. ворсовка суровья; 2. ворсовка ткани после заварки @silk raising шелководство @wet raising ворсование во влажном виде @ -
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1. ворсование, ворсовка; 2. отбойка ворса @raising of fabric ворсование ткани @raising of fibers вспушка ворса @raising of pile вспушка ворса @raising of silkworms разведение шелкопряда; червокормление @raising of warp threads подъём нитей основы; выборка нитей основы @cocoon raising шелководство @dry raising ворсование в сухом виде @raw raising 1. ворсовка суровья; 2. ворсовка ткани после заварки @silk raising шелководство @wet raising ворсование во влажном виде @ -
11 raising
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12 pile-raising mechanism
Макаров: механизм подъема стапеляУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > pile-raising mechanism
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13 pile-raising mechanism
Англо-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > pile-raising mechanism
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14 auxiliary pile
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15 delivery pile
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16 main pile
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17 sloping pile
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18 Wire Raising Machine
A nap raising machine used in cloth finishing in which the nap is produced by passing the cloth into contact with a number of rollers covered with card wire. The raising rollers are covered with steel wire filleting. They are mounted around the circumference of a large cylinder in a manner so that alternate rollers can be rotated in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions for pile and counter pile raising. Speed change mechanism is provided for varying the speed of the fabric through the machine, and with some cloths productions can be up to 30 yards per minute.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Wire Raising Machine
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19 self-raising feed board
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > self-raising feed board
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20 sheet self-raising feed board
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > sheet self-raising feed board
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