die
French translation: matrice
| 17:39 Jul 13, 2005 |
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|  Selected response from: Pierre Renault Local time: 08:10 | ||||||
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| 5 | matrice |
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| 3 | emporte-pièce |
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| 3 | knifes / cutter |
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emporte-pièce Explanation: autre que ça et matrice, je ne vois pas autre chose voir aussi GDT |
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| The asker has declined this answer Comment: Merci pour votre aide. J'ai préféré "matrice" à "emporte-pièce" car "emporte-pièce" fait référence à un outil de découpe. A bientôt, JM | ||
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knifes / cutter Explanation: Context hase to be investigated. I know this business and do not see any die there (a die is used to make a shape, say round or square, out of a sheet of paper). The writer might have meant cutter. Cutter is not the right word, but will probably feet since neutral. The internet link points to a list of manufaturers. Muller Martini is the biggest. Hope this helps ! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs 37 mins (2005-07-13 22:16:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- En francais, le couteau , ou la coupe pour etre neutre. Pardon ! Mais si \"contre piece pliage agraffe\", oublier \"die\", Matrice est bien. Reference: http://printweek.hbpl.co.uk/offline_HBPL/Misc/NRP/DrupaPDFs/... |
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| The asker has declined this answer Comment: Merci pour votre travail. Je préfère "matrice" également. A bientôt, JM | ||
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matrice Explanation: En forgeage, on définit "matrice" ainsi: "blocs de métal ayant des cavités calculées de façon à donner la forme désirée au métal forgé quand les blocs sont joints sous la presse" Vocabulaire du cuivre et ses alliages, Bureau de la Traduction, Secrétariat d'État du Canada Ça m'semble coller. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 hrs 13 mins (2005-07-13 22:52:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Après avoir lu le commantaire de Jérôme, j\'ai trouvé \"clinching blade\" dans Termium. Hand operated bag stapler. An item consisting essentially of a stapling mechanism, grip type actuating lever, and ***clinching blade***. Used to staple close lying layers of material, packages, bags and the like. The clinching blade slides under the material to be stapled and the staple is driven by hand grip pressure. s La traduction serait \"plaquette d\'appui\". |
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