бояу

бояу

Surface stain with no significant corrosion from moisture exposure.

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Category: Bearings
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күміс бояу

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This generic term covers all prints made on paper that is coated with silver salts. Black and white photographs are usually silver prints.

бояу түсіру

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май бояу

Arts & crafts; Fine art

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иін

Machine tools; Bearings

The side of a ball race, also a surface in a bearing application or shaft which axially positions a bearing and takes the thrust load.

бір қатарлы

Machine tools; Bearings

Bearing with one row of rolling elements.

доңғалақтан тыс иінді білік

Machine tools; Bearings

The deviation of the shaft cross section from a true click. Out-of-round is measured as the radial distance, on a polar chart recording, between concentric, circumscribed and ...

иінді білік тұрақтылығы

Machine tools; Bearings

This is the allowable variation in the shaft diameter.

тозу

Machine tools; Bearings

Measurable irregularity across a plane surface, such as a disc brake rotor, hub or wheel assembly.

тозу (иінді білік)

Machine tools; Bearings

This is the same as gyration. When it is expressed in inches alone or accompanied by the abbreviation TIR (total indicator reading), it refers to twice the radial distance between ...

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