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81 grow from the melt
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > grow from the melt
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82 hot melt adhesive
hot melt adhesive Schmelzkleber mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hot melt adhesive
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83 hot-melt enamelling
hot-melt enamelling Schmelzlackierung fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hot-melt enamelling
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84 silicon melt
silicon melt Siliciumschmelze fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > silicon melt
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85 hot-melt coating
hot-melt coating Heißtauchmasse fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hot-melt coating
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86 thermoplastic hot-melt coating
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > thermoplastic hot-melt coating
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87 crystal growing from the melt
< prod> ■ Kristallzüchtung aus der Schmelze fEnglish-german technical dictionary > crystal growing from the melt
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88 crystal growth from the melt
< mat> ■ Kristallzüchtung aus der Schmelze fEnglish-german technical dictionary > crystal growth from the melt
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89 direct melt process
< proc> ■ Direktschmelzverfahren n -
90 direct-melt process
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91 enamel melt
<srfc.silic> ■ Emailschmelze f -
92 epoxy hot melt system
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93 glass melt
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94 grow from the melt
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95 hard to melt
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96 hard-to-melt material
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97 hot melt
< join> ■ Schmelzklebstoff m DIN 55405 ; Schmelzkleber m ; Heißschmelzkleber m ; Heißkleber m ; Hotmelt-Kleber m -
98 hot melt adhesive
< join> ■ Schmelzklebstoff m DIN 55405 ; Schmelzkleber m ; Heißschmelzkleber m ; Heißkleber m ; Hotmelt-Kleber m -
99 hot melt adhesive applicator
<join.tools> (in production facilities) ■ Heißklebepistole fEnglish-german technical dictionary > hot melt adhesive applicator
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100 hot melt applicator
<join.tools> (in production facilities) ■ Heißklebepistole f
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