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1 clevis
nMECH safety hook, spring hook, clip hook ojete m, abrazadera f, horquilla fMECH ENG horquilla f, safety hook, spring hook, clip hook ojete m, abrazadera f, shackle, U bolt with pin or screw grillete m -
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fALIMENT thimbleAUTO bolt, strapCONST brace, keeper, pipe collar, strap, bandING ELÉC flange, clipING MECÁ strap, clamp, clevis, clip, fastener, shackle, cleat, threaded fastenerINSTAL HIDRÁUL brace, de sujeción de la caldera bracketMECÁ clamp, clip, clevis, fastenerOCEAN clampPETROL bucklePROD strap, fastener, clampTEC ESP naves espaciales, cohetes portadores Faraday rotationTEXTIL tiebackTRANSP AÉR braceVEH término genérico, piezas internas del coche clamp
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