Oct 26, 2005 11:04
18 yrs ago
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German term

Ausrüstung

German to English Tech/Engineering Paper / Paper Manufacturing
Ausrüstung:
Die Papierbahnen werden mit Rollenschneider in kleinere Rollen aufgeteilt. Mit Querschneidern wird das Papier in auftragsgerechte Bögen geschnitten.

http://www.fh-ulm.de/Fachbereiche/Maschinenbau/album/exkursi...
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 Finishing
4 +4 Equipment
5 setup / configuration
3 features
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Non-PRO (1): Languageman

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Discussion

Teresa Reinhardt Oct 26, 2005:
Ausr�stung is the correct tech term; see www.bibb.de/de/15782.htm and www.karthaeuser-breuer.de/Information/ Fachbegriffe/fachbegriffe.html before you agree with equipment or features...
Terence Ajbro Oct 26, 2005:
A bit confusing to call it "Ausr�stung" then. Maybe a process or special handling is meant.
heimo (asker) Oct 26, 2005:
Equipment It's definitely not "Equipment" in this case, but the name of a section or department in the production process of paper.

Proposed translations

+2
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German term (edited): Ausr�stung
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Finishing

In the context of your link, i.e. the final stage of the process

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Note added at 26 mins (2005-10-26 11:31:20 GMT)
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http://www.severngraphics.com/fin.html

Unfortunately the LEO link below did not post correctly so you need to enter 'Ausrüstung' manually
Peer comment(s):

agree Textklick : Yes. Also used in textiles for the final process. (Confirmed by Ernst and Wenske)
48 mins
agree Teresa Reinhardt
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks, everybody!"
+4
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German term (edited): Ausr�stung

Equipment

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Peer comment(s):

agree Languageman : Plenty of entries in the glossary for this one
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agree Emilie : Sicherlich!
1 min
agree James Johnson
3 mins
agree Friderike Butler
56 mins
neutral Lancashireman : Oh, Friderike! Before anyone else agrees here, please check the context provided by the asker. (As it still says on most examination papers "Read the question carefully")
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German term (edited): Ausr�stung

features

...although I would be tempted to call the heading "How it works" or "What it does"...
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19 hrs
German term (edited): Ausr�stung

setup / configuration

The equipment can be delivered in various setups, depending on the features
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