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Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial | | English term or phrase: double e-turn hitched grip | Kräne (für Aufbau eines Walzwerks) -
"Slinging mode" |
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| | Webeleinenstek, der | Explanation:
Starting from the assumption that "hitched grip" actually means "hitch", which is a type of seaman's knot, I think it may POSSIBLY be the same as a clove-hitch (knot), for which the above translation is given by the Oxford Duden; the "half-hitch" is given as "Stek". |
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