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12:13 Aug 26, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Automotive | |||||||
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4 | Light bulb with melting filament. |
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3 | Fuser Lamp |
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2 | fusion lamp |
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Light bulb with melting filament. Explanation: Among all the other bulbs it may be used also the "light bulb with melting filament". |
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Fuser Lamp Explanation: I have only heard of "heat lamp" and "fuser lamp", but I am wonderng whether there is a combination, or whether this is actually a fuser lamp. Hope this helps! x |
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fusion lamp Explanation: I'm only guessing as well, this term can be found on the internet, but it should not be confused with Fusion lamp (made by Fusion). See ref. Schmelzen = melting or fusion. The Glüh bit probably only means light-emitting (Glühbirne) or incandescent (no hits for incandescent fusion lamp). good luck!! Reference: http://www.biotron.slu.se/bio431.htm |
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