Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Pattes de serrage
English translation:
clamping lugs
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Louisa Tchaicha
Nov 5, 2010 15:09
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French term
Pattes de serrage
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Hello,
Dans le mode de réalisation décrit, les moyens d’ajustement et de blocage comprennent une bride de guidage dans laquelle le tube-corps est monté et deux pattes de serrage destinées à venir en appui de part et d’autre des flancs de la bride de guidage.
My translation:
In the described embodiment, the adjustment and locking means comprise a guiding flange wherein the tubular body is mounted and two pattes de serrage intended to abut on both sides of the flancs of the guiding flange .
Any ideas
Thank you :)
Dans le mode de réalisation décrit, les moyens d’ajustement et de blocage comprennent une bride de guidage dans laquelle le tube-corps est monté et deux pattes de serrage destinées à venir en appui de part et d’autre des flancs de la bride de guidage.
My translation:
In the described embodiment, the adjustment and locking means comprise a guiding flange wherein the tubular body is mounted and two pattes de serrage intended to abut on both sides of the flancs of the guiding flange .
Any ideas
Thank you :)
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2 +1 | clamping lugs | mohanv |
3 | locking screws | Simon Oliver |
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narasimha (X)
: This is used profusely when the height of a dial indicator or comparator needs to be adjusted. Normally the lugs are welded to the split flange and provided with either bolts or screws , when tightened holds the flange in place.
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locking screws
From the context this would seem to be your best bet. They may not be screws exactly but their object is obviously to lock or tighten. The word 'flange' is perhaps better in the context but I see you have used it already.
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