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1 maintain close tolerances
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > maintain close tolerances
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2 maintain close tolerances
1) Механика: выдерживать жёсткие допуски2) Автоматика: выдерживать жёсткие допуски (при обработке)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > maintain close tolerances
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3 maintain close tolerances
/vi/ выдерживать жесткие допускиАнгло-русский словарь по машиностроению > maintain close tolerances
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4 maintaining close tolerances
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > maintaining close tolerances
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5 meeting tolerances
1. соответствие допускам2. соответствующий допускамThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > meeting tolerances
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6 met tolerances
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > met tolerances
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7 meet tolerances
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > meet tolerances
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8 tolerance
- angularity tolerance
- axial runout tolerance
- balance tolerance
- basic tolerance
- bilateral tolerance
- blade angle tolerance
- blueprint tolerance
- bottom tolerance
- camming action tolerance
- capacitance tolerance
- circular runout tolerance
- circularity tolerance
- close tolerance
- coaxiality tolerance
- composite tolerance
- concentricity tolerance
- cone angle tolerance
- cone diameter tolerance
- cone section diameter tolerance
- contamination tolerance
- cumulative tolerance
- cylindricity tolerance
- design tolerances
- diameter tolerance
- diametric tolerance
- dimensional tolerance
- established tolerance
- exacting tolerance
- fault tolerances
- fine tolerance
- fit tolerance
- flatness tolerance
- form tolerance
- functional tolerances
- gear-mounting tolerance
- gear-spacing tolerance
- geometric tolerance
- high tolerance
- holding tolerances
- inclusive tolerance
- index tolerance
- in-line tolerance
- international tolerance
- intersection tolerance
- lead tolerance
- limit tolerance
- line profile tolerance
- location tolerance
- lower tolerance
- machining tolerance
- manufacturing tolerance
- maximum-material-condition tolerance
- micron tolerance
- MMC tolerance
- nonqualified tolerance
- parallelity tolerance
- part-to-part tolerances
- perpendicularity tolerance
- pitch tolerance
- positional tolerance
- positioning tolerance
- precision tolerance
- press-fit tolerance
- print tolerance
- process tolerance
- production tolerance
- profile tolerance of any line
- profile tolerance of any surface
- profile tolerances
- qualified tolerance
- radial runout tolerance
- regardless-of-feature-size tolerance
- repeatability tolerance
- repetitive tolerance
- rough tolerance
- roundness tolerance
- run tolerance
- runout tolerance
- setup tolerances
- size tolerance
- specified tolerance
- straightness tolerance
- surface profile tolerance
- symmetry tolerance
- target tolerance
- targeted tolerance
- thread tolerance
- tight tolerance
- tolerance of position
- tolerance of positioning
- tolerance of runout
- top tolerance
- total composite tolerance
- total radial runout tolerance
- total runout tolerance
- true-position tolerance
- two-line tolerance
- unbalance tolerance
- unilateral tolerance
- upper tolerance
- wide tolerance
- Z-axis tolerance
- zero toleranceEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > tolerance
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