Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
convogliatore d'aria
English translation:
air conveyor
Added to glossary by
Therese Marshall
Jan 25, 2007 05:45
17 yrs ago
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Italian term
Italy
convogliatore d'aria
Italian to English
Other
Electronics / Elect Eng
lampade di Wood
Context: parabola in lega con impugnature e convogliatore d'aria in carpenteria
Proposed translations
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| 4 +1 | air conveyor |
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| 2 | shroud |
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Tabletop Conveyor, Air Conveyor- [ Traduci questa pagina ]The use of air conveyor counteracts the instability of a lightweight PET bottle, which can lead to tipping on standard conveyor. The bottles are also moved ...
www.bevco.net/conveyor.htm - 55k - Copia cache - Pagine simili
General Conveyor Co Ltd - Air Conveyor- [ Traduci questa pagina ]The air conveyor uses a system of blowers, air chambers and specially louvered top plates to convey regular shaped products at high speed with very low back ...
gccl.com/cair.htm - 7k - Copia cache - Pagine simili
www.bevco.net/conveyor.htm - 55k - Copia cache - Pagine simili
General Conveyor Co Ltd - Air Conveyor- [ Traduci questa pagina ]The air conveyor uses a system of blowers, air chambers and specially louvered top plates to convey regular shaped products at high speed with very low back ...
gccl.com/cair.htm - 7k - Copia cache - Pagine simili
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Derek Smith
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shroud
Hi there
I'm guessing here because I don't know anything about Wood's lamps. However, "shroud" is another translation for "convogiatore aria" originating in the field of air handling equipment, turbine engines etc. although used also in other fields.
Cheers
Derek
I'm guessing here because I don't know anything about Wood's lamps. However, "shroud" is another translation for "convogiatore aria" originating in the field of air handling equipment, turbine engines etc. although used also in other fields.
Cheers
Derek
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