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German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering | ||||
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na +1 | diamond-mesh wire screen |
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na | rhombus grid wire |
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na | carpenter cloth |
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rhombus grid wire Explanation: Raute= lozenge, rhombus drat=wire gitter=grid, lattice Gitterdraht= grid wire Only a suggestion |
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diamond-mesh wire screen Explanation: My Budig Dict. of Electronics and Elect. Eng. gives 'wire screen' for 'Drahtgitter'. See first link for wire screens. From the second link (The complete wire mesh glossary of terms): diamond mesh Wire mesh woven into a diamond pattern, typically in a 1-1/2" opening with an intermediate crimp weave. Used for grilles, window or machinery guarding. Reference: http://www.hanoverwire.com/ Reference: http://www.wovenwire.com/reference/glossary.htm |
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carpenter cloth Explanation: the type of carpenter cloth used in German construction typically has rhombic ("Rauten") holes, as opposed to the square holes usually found in American carpenter cloth. |
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