Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
Trækfast låsekile
English translation:
Self-locking nuts
Added to glossary by
Orbital
Dec 7, 2005 11:49
18 yrs ago
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Danish term
Trækfast
Danish to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering (general)
Piping
Trækfast låsekile der sikrer tætningdelens tæthed mod rørvæg (The 'låsekile' is to be connected to a pipe)
I am in doubt of whether 'træk' covers 'draught' or 'tension'/'pulling'
I am in doubt of whether 'træk' covers 'draught' or 'tension'/'pulling'
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | locking nuts | Orbital |
4 | Pull proof or pull resistant | Annette Holmes |
3 -1 | pressure resistant | Diarmuid Kennan |
Proposed translations
4 days
Danish term (edited):
Tr�kfast
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locking nuts
Multiple ways of locking nuts, but I think the actual term you need is 'Self-locking nuts'. The contempoary locking nut today is a nut with a plastic, silicon or other pliable semi-soft material covering the inside threads of a nut. They are also called 'nylocks'.
Included is a link to a picture and an article about nuts in general
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Note added at 4 days (2005-12-11 19:52:23 GMT)
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Add a period after 'general' and add the missing r to 'contempoary'. I should proof read more often, or not answer these after getting off of a 10 hour shift.
Included is a link to a picture and an article about nuts in general
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Note added at 4 days (2005-12-11 19:52:23 GMT)
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Add a period after 'general' and add the missing r to 'contempoary'. I should proof read more often, or not answer these after getting off of a 10 hour shift.
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Comment: "Thank you for your very thorough answer"
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2 hrs
Danish term (edited):
Tr�kfast
pressure resistant
Trykfast translates as pressure resistant, I think that is what is meant here
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Annette Holmes
: Sorry, I disagree. "Tryk" does mean pressure but "træk" means pull. I suggest "pull resistant" or "pull proof".
3 days 6 hrs
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4 days
Danish term (edited):
Tr�kfast
Pull proof or pull resistant
Trækfast = pull proof or pull resistant
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