Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Verschiebebohrgerät
English translation:
(sliding) drill attachment
Added to glossary by
silvia glatzhofer
Oct 24, 2006 07:30
18 yrs ago
German term
Verschiebebohrgerät
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Das vollhydraulische Verschiebebohrgerät dient dem
universellen Gesteinsbohren mit Hydraulikhammer
oder Drehantrieb. Es ist als Anbaueinheit für vorhandene
Trägergeräte, wie z.B. Teilschnitt- und Vollschnittmaschinen oder Lader
entwickelt.
universellen Gesteinsbohren mit Hydraulikhammer
oder Drehantrieb. Es ist als Anbaueinheit für vorhandene
Trägergeräte, wie z.B. Teilschnitt- und Vollschnittmaschinen oder Lader
entwickelt.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | drilling equipment |
Harald Pigall
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| 4 | adjustable cutting drum |
David Moore (X)
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Proposed translations
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Harald Pigall
Native in German
Specializes in field
Native in: German 
, Polish
Works in: English to German, German to Polish, German to English, and 1 more.
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drilling equipment
ich denke das ist es
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Comment: "Danke. Eine Nachfrage beim Kunden hat ergeben, dass das Ding "drill attachment" oder auch "sliding drill attachment" genannt wird"
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adjustable cutting drum
or adjustable full-/partial-section boring machine.
On the basis that you generally "drill" wells rather than tunnels, this would be my suggestion. I think the term used needs to explain what the machine does, hence my offering both full- and partial-section. We do not know whether the machine bores the complete diameter of the tunnel, or just part of it, should it meet a particularly tough rock.
From your context it appears to be mounted on a carriage or trolley of some sort; if there is any website reference, it would be helpful.
On the basis that you generally "drill" wells rather than tunnels, this would be my suggestion. I think the term used needs to explain what the machine does, hence my offering both full- and partial-section. We do not know whether the machine bores the complete diameter of the tunnel, or just part of it, should it meet a particularly tough rock.
From your context it appears to be mounted on a carriage or trolley of some sort; if there is any website reference, it would be helpful.
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