Abbrechklingen

French translation: lames (autocassantes)

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German term or phrase:Abbrechklingen
French translation:lames (autocassantes)
Entered by: Patrick Innocenti

11:28 Oct 28, 2005
German to French translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / Outils
German term or phrase: Abbrechklingen
30 Grad-Abbrechklingen für Olfa Cutter, 5 Stück

Je connais lames de cassure, mais peut-on utiliser lames de cassure pour un accessoire de cutter? Et cela existe: Lames 30 degrés?
Patrick Innocenti
Germany
Local time: 22:39
lames (autocassantes)
Explanation:
En fait en français on précise rarement, on parle simplement de lames pour cutter. Mais on rencontre autocassantes, par contre "de cassure" ou "à briser" me semble peu répandu.

Sinon 30 degrés ça semble logique, pour l'angle de biais du tranchant et par suite des cassures.

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Note added at 2005-10-28 11:59:11 (GMT)
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on pourrait écrire \"lames biaises 30° pour cutter ...\"
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René VINCHON (X)
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lames (autocassantes)


Explanation:
En fait en français on précise rarement, on parle simplement de lames pour cutter. Mais on rencontre autocassantes, par contre "de cassure" ou "à briser" me semble peu répandu.

Sinon 30 degrés ça semble logique, pour l'angle de biais du tranchant et par suite des cassures.

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Note added at 2005-10-28 11:59:11 (GMT)
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on pourrait écrire \"lames biaises 30° pour cutter ...\"

René VINCHON (X)
France
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Idem

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