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17:14 Nov 6, 2007 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping / Conveyor system in autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) production line | |||||||
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3 | socket chains |
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2 | chain sprocket / sprocket wheel |
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2 | sprocket chains (tooth chains) |
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socket chains Explanation: This is a long shot, Steffen. Inspiration came from Langenscheidt Technik, where Nuss (Einsatz zum Aufstecken, z.B. auf Knarre) is translated as socket. Chains with sockets have good tensile strength, which makes it possible to achieve sinuous paths of great length. They also allow driving by the side, which is particularly economical. Another advantage of these chains with sockets lies in the fact that the path of the pallets may be entirely in one horizontal plane and therefore used over its entire length, without a return length below the useful length. The guidance of the chain is achieved by links which slide in a profiled section or an assembled profiled section. The conveyor chain 31 is a socket chain of a known type, the links 32 of which are connected by rivets 33 on which the sockets 34 are engaged. http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20060151300.html |
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chain sprocket / sprocket wheel Explanation: perhaps, if Nusskette = Kettennuss Kettennuß f MASCHINEN chain sprocket, sprocket wheel (Langenscheidt Technik) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 36 mins (2007-11-06 17:50:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- BTW, acc. to Enrst: Kettennuß = Kettenwirbel m, / sprocket [wheel], chain sprocket |
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sprocket chains (tooth chains) Explanation: there is more more info on Kettennuss (chain sprocket) than on Nussketten. Hope the info will help. http://www.industriehof.com/katalog/kategorie/175?js=on&widt... chain sprockets (Nusskettenräder) http://www.ezm-hagen.de/fileadmin/download/prospekte/huth/Ru... -nuss/-sprocket http://www.stahlcranes.com/_media/download/pdf/Produktinfo/p... Kettennuss/chain sprocket a particular sprocket type as in maybe split steel sprockets http://motion-controls.globalspec.com/specsearch/suppliers/m... Conveyor Chain Split Steel Sprockets http://motion-controls.globalspec.com/specsearch/suppliers/m... roller chains with sprockets http://www.wippermann.com/index.php?lan=0 http://www.wippermann.com/index.php?lan=1&spath=345a http://motion-controls.globalspec.com/specsearch/suppliers/m... tooth chains/ Zahnketten http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/sprocket.html chain sprocket/Kettennuss -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2007-11-06 18:38:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.ezm-hagen.de/fileadmin/download/prospekte/huth/Ru... Kettennuss = sprocket -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2007-11-06 19:06:21 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- my last entry was just a PS - I hadn't seen your note yet. :-) |
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