skruv

English translation: screw (worm) conveyor/helical conveyor

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Swedish term or phrase:skruvtransportör
English translation:screw (worm) conveyor/helical conveyor
Entered by: Clare Barnes

18:44 Nov 1, 2004
Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering
Swedish term or phrase: skruv
"skruv" is of course screw in English.
But what is a "horisontella skruv" or "botten skruv"

text: moved with "tre skruv transportörer, en horisontell, en vertikal och en reversibel." And then "matas" with a the horisontella skruv.
Charlesp
Sweden
Local time: 20:38
screw (worm) conveyor
Explanation:
Gullberg gives "skruvtransportör" (ONE word) as: screw (worm) conveyor, helical conveyor or feed worm, so it is perhaps not as simple as skruv=screw. A vertikal skruvtransportör is a "vertical screw conveyor" (surprise!!). The links below have a good range of names for these conveyors so you should find what you're looking for there.
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Clare Barnes
Sweden
Local time: 20:38
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it certainly isn't as simple as skruv=screw. Thanks. And thanks for the links.
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4 +1screw (worm) conveyor
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screw (worm) conveyor


Explanation:
Gullberg gives "skruvtransportör" (ONE word) as: screw (worm) conveyor, helical conveyor or feed worm, so it is perhaps not as simple as skruv=screw. A vertikal skruvtransportör is a "vertical screw conveyor" (surprise!!). The links below have a good range of names for these conveyors so you should find what you're looking for there.


    Reference: http://conveyors.globalspec.com/LearnMore/Material_Handling_...
    Reference: http://www.flexicon.com/us/products/FlexibleScrewConveyors/i...
Clare Barnes
Sweden
Local time: 20:38
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 86
Grading comment
it certainly isn't as simple as skruv=screw. Thanks. And thanks for the links.

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