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21 feed hole
dziurka prowadząca taśmy dziurkowanej -
22 feed hole track
ścieżka prowadząca taśmy dziurkowanej -
23 feed holes
dziurki prowadzące -
24 feed hopper
kaseta podającalej zasilającyzasobnik surowców sypkich -
25 feed into
computer wprowadzić do pamięci komputera -
26 feed lever
donośnikdźwignia ręcznego posuwukrzyżak rewolwerówki -
27 feed material
materiał podawanymateriał zasilający -
28 feed mechanism
mechanizm posuwowymechanizm samoczynnego ładowaniapodajnikprzyrząd -
29 feed mill
rozdrabniacz do paszśrutownik -
30 feed motion
ruch posuwowy -
31 feed oil
olej doprowadzany -
32 feed per cycle
posuw na podwójny skok -
33 feed per revolution
posuw na jeden obrótposuw na obrótEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > feed per revolution
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34 feed per tooth
posuw na jedno ostrze -
35 feed pipe
rura zasilająca -
36 feed pump
pompa zasilająca -
37 feed rate
szybkość posuwuszybkość zasilania -
38 feed reel
szpula podająca -
39 feed ridge
mikronierówność poprzeczna na powierzchni przedmiotu obrabianegoślad posuwu -
40 feed rod
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