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Sep 1, 2008 21:53
16 yrs ago
English term
off
English to Portuguese
Tech/Engineering
Engineering: Industrial
peletização
Mounting Tools for Pallets and Drive/Tipping Station
1.1 For Assembly of Pallets
- 1 off Adjustable torque wrench, adjusting range 60 ÷ 420 Nm, with male square ¾”
- 1 off Multiplier wrench with return stop, ratio 1 : 4, for torques up to 1750 Nm
- 1 off Free wheel ratchet with male square ¾”
- 2 off Adapter pieces, 1 off with male square ½”, 1 off with male square 1”
- 1 off Extension piece, 400 mm long
- 5 off Double hexagon-socket, for wrench size 65 mm (bolts M42, DIN 961 or nuts M42, DIN
934)
1.1 For Assembly of Pallets
- 1 off Adjustable torque wrench, adjusting range 60 ÷ 420 Nm, with male square ¾”
- 1 off Multiplier wrench with return stop, ratio 1 : 4, for torques up to 1750 Nm
- 1 off Free wheel ratchet with male square ¾”
- 2 off Adapter pieces, 1 off with male square ½”, 1 off with male square 1”
- 1 off Extension piece, 400 mm long
- 5 off Double hexagon-socket, for wrench size 65 mm (bolts M42, DIN 961 or nuts M42, DIN
934)
Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
3 | peça | Edgar Potter |
2 | exterior/externa | Maria Meneses |
Proposed translations
3 hrs
exterior/externa
não estou muito certa, mas fica-me como uma sugestão
Note from asker:
Obrigada, mas esta ficou sem solução. |
1 day 9 hrs
peça
This is a tough one! My first impression was in the sense of "a 1-off work", for example, meaning, unique, 1-only...but 5-off? I Googled and found that this is a very common expression in the context of milling and grinding, lathes, etc. In some contexts it could mean, a machine only handles one piece at a time, while others can do 2 or 5. Some machines in the textile industry are 12 off or 16 off, apparently meaning the number of spindles of thread/filament they can handle. In your case, however, the text is about parts and tools, so I conclude that "off" is a standard expression in lists to mean "peça" or "ítem". I wish I could be more certain, but just could not confirm any more than this. HTH.
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