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Tech/Engineering - Mechanics / Mech Engineering / Hjuldekk | | Norwegian term or phrase: sliteknaster | Netz Extrem"NE":
Er istand til å møte kravet til gripeevne under de mest ekstreme forhold. I tillegg til "is-brytere" er kjettingen påsveiset ekstra sliteknaster som øker levetiden. Kjettingen er ideel for tunge maskiner i kontinuerlig bruk både på vei, på anlegg og i terreng. |
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 Frode Aleksandersen
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| Grading comment Yes, that makes more sense. Thank you, i'll trust you on this one. ;)
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2 hrs confidence:   tearing branches
Explanation:
I have no guarantee that this is correct, however, I know that "tearing branches" is a technical term used in various industries. The only reason that I am inclined to believing that this is correct is because of the direct translation (which is not necessarily a good thing as we all know) of the two words:
Slite: Tear
Knast: Branch
Example sentence(s):- With increasing pressure, the mode goes from the tearing branch to a pressure-driven branch.
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