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1 cladding surface diameter deviation
cladding surface diameter deviation Manteldurchmesserabweichung f (Lichtwellenleiter)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > cladding surface diameter deviation
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2 coat
<tech.gen> (a layer of anything that covers a surface) ■ Hülle f<tech.gen> (cladding, envelope; e.g. on cables, welding rods) ■ Ummantelung f< garm> ■ Mantel m< mat> ■ Schicht f@coat withcoat (with)vt <food.prod> (fat coating, dry stuffs) ■ überziehen (mit) vt@ -
3 lining
<tech.gen> (on inside surface; any material; e.g. rubber, stainless steel cladding) ■ Auskleidung f<build.int> (of walls) ■ Bekleidung f< garm> ■ Futter n<mech.eng> (e.g. friction lining) ■ Belag m< pack> ■ Innenauskleidung f DIN 55 405<waste.hydr> ■ Auskleidung f ; innerer Überzug m ; Innenauskleidung f< build> (of tunnels) ■ Auskleidung f ; endgültiger Ausbau m ; endgültige Sicherung f ; dauernde Sicherung f -
4 coating
< metal> ■ Schlichte f< pap> ■ Streichen npract < phot> (on photographic paper, film) ■ Emulsion f ; Emulsionsschicht f ; Fotoschicht f ; fotografische Schicht f ; Schicht f prakt< srfc> ■ Schicht f<srfc.print> (of printed material; typ. paper, carton, board; usu. clear) ■ Lackieren n DIN 16529 -
5 liner
<tech.gen> (on inside surface; any material; e.g. rubber, stainless steel cladding) ■ Auskleidung f<mech.eng> (bushing in a bore, cylinder, bearing) ■ Buchse f<mech.eng> (e.g. diesel engine) ■ Laufbuchse fpract <mech.eng> (for pistons; e.g. in alloy engines) ■ Zylinderlaufbuchse f ; Laufbuchse f prakt ; Laufbüchse f rar.ugs< pack> (sack for non-rigid containers; e.g. for dog food pellets) ■ Einstecksack m DIN 55 405 ; Innensack m< pap> ■ Liner m
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