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1 wire core
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2 wire core
wire core Drahtkern mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > wire core
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3 wire core
wire core Drahteinlage fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > wire core
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4 wire core
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5 belt with steel wire core
English-german engineering dictionary > belt with steel wire core
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6 steel wire core
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7 core wire
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > core wire
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8 core wire
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9 hemp core
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10 magnetically soft core
<i&c> (Wiegand wire) ■ weichmagnetischer Kern mEnglish-german technical dictionary > magnetically soft core
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11 soft magnetic core
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12 electrode core wire
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13 single-core wire
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14 sprig
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15 strip
< aerospace> ■ Flugstreifen m< build> ■ Leiste fvt <tech.gen> (mounted parts; e.g. car body trim) ■ abmontieren vtvt <tech.gen> (remove parts, e.g. to make sth accessible) ■ entfernen vtvt <chem.proc> ■ desorbieren vtvt <el> (insulation from conductor, wire, cable) ■ abisolieren vtvt <mech.eng> (thread, by overtightening) ■ überdrehen vt--------strip (off)
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