Feb 18, 2006 19:02
18 yrs ago
German term
PTFE-umhüllte Dichtungen
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering: Industrial
sealing technology
Above term is from a brochure about Dichtungstechnik.
Could this be PTFE envelope gaskets?
Could this be PTFE envelope gaskets?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | PTFE envelope gaskets | Trudy Peters |
4 +1 | PTFE-coated gaskets / seals | David Willett |
4 | PTFE-embedded seal/gasket | jhp (X) |
4 | PTFE covered gaskets/seals | Karin Klinke (X) |
3 | PTFE encapsulated gaskets | 84574 (X) |
Proposed translations
+2
10 mins
German term (edited):
PTFE-umh�llte Dichtungen
Selected
PTFE envelope gaskets
One of many:
Chicago Gasket Company- PTFE Envelope Gaskets for Industry. ... Envelope: Inner and outer PTFE channel. Inserts: Chicago Gasket's exclusive, compressible, ...
www.chicagogasket.com/gasket.htm - 11k -
Chicago Gasket Company- PTFE Envelope Gaskets for Industry. ... Envelope: Inner and outer PTFE channel. Inserts: Chicago Gasket's exclusive, compressible, ...
www.chicagogasket.com/gasket.htm - 11k -
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks very much for your answer which tallies with the terminology used by the relevant manufacture in their English language promotional literature which I later found on their website."
4 mins
German term (edited):
PTFE-umh�llte Dichtungen
PTFE-embedded seal/gasket
Declined
"Enveloped" is not wrong; I think "embedded" is closer.
4 mins
German term (edited):
PTFE-umh�llte Dichtungen
PTFE covered gaskets/seals
Quelle: electr.eng. Siemens
+1
12 mins
German term (edited):
PTFE-umh�llte Dichtungen
PTFE-coated gaskets / seals
Declined
"PTFE-coated" sounds more natural and is more widely used than "PTFE-covered", and obvoiusly means the same. Try Googling it - here's an example:
Reference:
1 day 13 hrs
German term (edited):
PTFE-umh�llte Dichtungen
PTFE encapsulated gaskets
Declined
this is what Polyvoc (Dictionary of the German plastics institute DKI) and Welling Dictionary of Plastics and Rubber Technology suggests.
The URL mentioned below for example uses "Teflon encapsulated gaskets"
The URL mentioned below for example uses "Teflon encapsulated gaskets"
Reference:
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