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na | spanner housing, clamping assembly housing |
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na | take-up housing |
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spanner housing, clamping assembly housing Explanation: spanner housing, clamping assembly housing (?) In this product sheet of a Ratschenspanner (ratchet wrench, ratchet spanner) the Gehäuse is described as brüniert: Ratschen-Spanner http://www.rotaflex.at/317.htm Ratschen-Schlüssel : ratchet handle, ratchet spanner (DeVries-Herrman,Technnical and Engineering Dictionary ISBN 07 016631 5 ) Common US term: ratchet wrench In more complex equipment, the terms clamping assembly and housing occur conjointly, e.g. >> The lower Clamping Assembly Module, designed by GSS and Comprobe, Inc., consists of the outer steel housing, an upper stationary bowspring collar and a lower sliding bowspring collar with sliding collar sub-assembly<< http://www.geosurveysystems.com/borehole.html Google: Searched English pages for [clamping assembly housing "clamping assembly"] Results 1 - 30 of about 59. Search took 0.52 seconds Perhaps the context of your lists provides a clue as to how complex this particular device is. HTH Tom see above |
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take-up housing Explanation: just another suggestion (bearing application) HBND/HSPA High capacity steel housed spherical bearing using 22200, 23000, 23100 or 23200 spherical bearing insert. HBND is a plummer block housing, HSPA is a take-up housing. Available in adapter mount/tapered bore and direct mount/straight bore. http://www.dodge-pt.com/products/bearing/bearing_home.html PDF] www.aretecnica.com/aii/pdfDOCS/3004870-01B.pdf ... up cassette guides and push forward. Be sure the take-up cassette catches connect with the take-up housing catches on the APS 3850. See Figure 5-7. Take-Up ... HTH! |
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