rod

Italian translation: scalpello

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English term or phrase:rod
Italian translation:scalpello
Entered by: Daniela Gabrietti

13:47 May 12, 2016
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Mining & Minerals / Gems / demolitori
English term or phrase: rod
FLAT ROD
Secondary breaking in quarries, boulder breaking, concrete breaking and slab breaking.
CONE ROD
Multipurpose applications, including breaking of extra hard rock, hard rock, hard stone, reinforced concrete and excavation of bedrock.
WEDGE POINT ROD
Concrete breaking, excavation of bedrock, operation on the face of slopes and excavation of ditches.
Ball point rod
Breaking metal ores, as well as quartzite and other highly abrasive objects.
ASPHALT/SPADE ROD
Cutting of asphalt or soft material and breaking of asphalt in road building, knocking out of ladles, demolition of concrete or reinforced concrete.

Si tratta di parti di un martello demolitore
Daniela Gabrietti
Local time: 09:30
scalpello
Explanation:
Certo rod vuol dire asta ma non si accorderebbe con le qualificazioni: scalpello piatto, conico, a cuneo invece funziona, secondo me.

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martello_pneumatico

lo scalpello è costituito da un'asta metallica (utensile) a cui viene trasferito l'impulso dal martello e che ritorna nella sua posizione iniziale grazie a una molla.
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StefanoFarris
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Local time: 03:30
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scalpello


Explanation:
Certo rod vuol dire asta ma non si accorderebbe con le qualificazioni: scalpello piatto, conico, a cuneo invece funziona, secondo me.

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martello_pneumatico

lo scalpello è costituito da un'asta metallica (utensile) a cui viene trasferito l'impulso dal martello e che ritorna nella sua posizione iniziale grazie a una molla.


StefanoFarris
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Local time: 03:30
Native speaker of: Italian
PRO pts in category: 12
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