albero con camicia continua
English translation: fully lined/with continuous liner tailshaft
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| 4 | fully lined shaft |
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| 3 | Mast with a continuous casing |
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Mast with a continuous casing Explanation: Needs approval by experts. |
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fully lined shaft Explanation: "Albero" is translated as "shaft" because a "mast" would not be expected to be "incamiciata" (lined) A fully lined shaft is a shaft with lining (covering, camicia, rivestimento) over its entire length. The "albero con camicia interrotta" would connotate a partially lined shaft |
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