French term
Position soufflage découpe
2 | fan blower / cutter position | Jonathan Cohen |
Suremballeuse | mchd |
Non-PRO (1): mchd
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Proposed translations
fan blower / cutter position
Reference comments
Suremballeuse
Pour comprendre le fonctionnement d'une machine de ce type :
http://www.brg-emballages.com/page-details-10.html
Autre type de machine de conditionnement
https://www.google.fr/search?q=encaisseuse cermex&sa=X&biw=1...
Discussion
We\'ve a series of 30 questions or so on this \"tableau de réglage\" for a \"suremballeuse\". A number of us would like to help but we are all kind of screaming out for context. You have more than we do. We have next to none. Without it, we are insufficiently informed and can do little more than some intelligent guessing at some of the words which are abbreviated. Even then, we are not necessarily any closer to understanding what is going on. That leaves us some distance from being in a position to make helpful suggestions for English versions of the original.
I can sympathise if this is a kind of list. Tables are often tough to translate as written by people in the know, for people in the know.
What might really help - a lot - would be the manufacturer of the machine. A model number would be a cuase for celebration!
Can you help with any of these details?