Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Pinolenaufnahme
English translation:
spindle sleeve holder/support
Added to glossary by
Jon Fedler
Sep 23, 2008 09:22
15 yrs ago
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German term
Pinolenaufnahme
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering: Industrial
Werkzeugantrieb angetriebene Werkzeuge
Anzahl der angetriebenen Werkzeuge 12
Antriebsleistung (40% ED) min. 7,5 kW
Drehmoment min. 24 Nm
Drehzahl, max. min. 4500 U/min
Reitstock
Reitstockhub, automatisch min. 580 mm
Pinolenaufnahme MK 4
Pinolenkraft, max. 800 daN
(Pinole = quill)
Anzahl der angetriebenen Werkzeuge 12
Antriebsleistung (40% ED) min. 7,5 kW
Drehmoment min. 24 Nm
Drehzahl, max. min. 4500 U/min
Reitstock
Reitstockhub, automatisch min. 580 mm
Pinolenaufnahme MK 4
Pinolenkraft, max. 800 daN
(Pinole = quill)
Proposed translations
(English)
2 | spindle sleeve holder/support | Jon Fedler |
3 | Sleeve support | Pavitra Baxi |
3 | quill cone | Herbie |
Change log
Oct 13, 2008 15:26: Jon Fedler Created KOG entry
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spindle sleeve holder/support
Don't know if this ties in with the 4MK
Langenscheidt and Ernst give spindle sleeve as an alternative to quill and there are few g-hits for both answers/
Holder/support from glossaries
Langenscheidt and Ernst give spindle sleeve as an alternative to quill and there are few g-hits for both answers/
Holder/support from glossaries
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Comment: "All 3 answers probably correct. Thanks"
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Sleeve support
Not very sure what MK stands for. but the text seems like a specification of some sort. MY best guess is Sleeve/quill support.
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Reference comments
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Reference:
MK stands for Morsekonus = Morse taper (MT)
http://mini-lathe.org.uk/morse_taper.shtml
As for Pinolenaufnahme, this American company uses "quill support", but "sleeve holder" also seems to be common.
http://www.hausemachinesinc.com/pdfs/Custom_Add-Ons_For_Engl...
http://mini-lathe.org.uk/morse_taper.shtml
As for Pinolenaufnahme, this American company uses "quill support", but "sleeve holder" also seems to be common.
http://www.hausemachinesinc.com/pdfs/Custom_Add-Ons_For_Engl...
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