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Machining jig or machining fixture Explanation: They are devices made specially to hold and/or position a part while it is being machined |
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machining assembly OR *machining fixture* Explanation: I think I'd go with the previous answer, but, for your info, from LGDT: (1) Domaine(s) travail des métaux machine-outil machining assembly (a) montage d'usinage n m (a) [1979] RBT10445307 [N.B.: Termium explains assembly as follows: English:Industrial Techniques and Processes assembly s CORRECT DEF - The final steps in joining discrete components and/or subassemblies to produce a finished device or product. s 1985-11-29] (2) Domaine(s) travail des métaux organe de machine-outil machining fixture (a) montage d'usinage n m (a) [1963] RBT10492375 Reference: http://www.granddictionnaire.com Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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machine-tool assemblies / machine-tool installations Explanation: "Usinage" = "machining," which embraces a whole flock of activities. The "gabarits" are the jigs, templates, and/or gauges that are used in conjunction with the machine tools (lathes, milling machines, drills, stamps, grinders, and/or saws), which are operated via the control instruments. Sounds like what you have here is an order for NC (numerically controlled) machine tools and their accessories. Hope this helps, HC |
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working fixtures Explanation: this is the term normally used by the manufacturers of e.g. assembly lines, workpiece machining lines, etc. |
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