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1 setting gauge
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2 setting gauge
setting gauge Einstellehre fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > setting gauge
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3 setting gauge
<i&c> ■ Einstellnormal n ; Einstelllehre f ; Einstellmaß n -
4 rack setting gauge
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5 screw-setting gauge
rare <i&c> ■ Gewindeeinstelllehre f -
6 thread-setting gauge
<i&c> ■ Gewindeeinstelllehre f -
7 tool-setting gauge
<tools.i&c> ■ Werkzeugeinstelllehre f -
8 valve-setting gauge
rare <mvhcl.tools> (for checking valve clearances) ■ Ventileinstelllehre f ; Ventilfühlerlehre f ; Ventillehre f prakt -
9 gauge setting device
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > gauge setting device
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10 gauge-setting device
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11 center setting
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12 thread-setting plug [gauge]
<i&c> ■ Gewindeeinstelldorn m ; Gewindegrenzeinstelldorn mEnglish-german technical dictionary > thread-setting plug [gauge]
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13 thread-setting ring [gauge]
<i&c> ■ Gewindeeinstellring mEnglish-german technical dictionary > thread-setting ring [gauge]
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14 torque setting angular gauge
English-german technical dictionary > torque setting angular gauge
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