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Cablaggio a banco (ragno)

English translation: wiring harness

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Italian term or phrase:Cablaggio a banco (ragno)
English translation:wiring harness
Entered by: Eddie Roberts

07:33 Jan 5, 2006
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / electrical wiring
Italian term or phrase: Cablaggio a banco (ragno)
this is a piece about installing electrical circuits into high speed trains, helicoptors and aircraft. Ragno is obviously 'spider', but that could be an Italian idiom.One of the phrases it crops up in is: 'La società esegue cablaggi a banco (ragni) per la realizzazione di circuiti elettrici ed elettronici per il treno minuetto CTR'. I have provisionally translated it as 'bench harness wiring' but that's a wild shot. The passage is from the company's web page.
Eddie Roberts
wiring harness
Explanation:
i "ragni" sono i cablaggi completi, cavi premontati già pronti per una centralina, per una apparecchiatura come ad es. un "loom" per un velivolo o un wiring harness per un centralino telefonico
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Gian
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Local time: 20:04
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thank you for your very clear explanation.
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wiring harness


Explanation:
i "ragni" sono i cablaggi completi, cavi premontati già pronti per una centralina, per una apparecchiatura come ad es. un "loom" per un velivolo o un wiring harness per un centralino telefonico

Gian
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Local time: 20:04
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thank you for your very clear explanation.

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