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English to French translations [PRO] Printing & Publishing / machines | |||||||
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4 | poste(s) de perforation transversale |
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3 | stations à perforation transversale |
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poste(s) de perforation transversale Explanation: Et pas "station à". Pour faire les pointillés en travers, c'est-à-dire dans le sens perpendiculaire à la direction de défilement de la bande (là, c'est le poste de perf. rotatif qui s'en charge). Voir GDT cross perforation perforation transversale n. f. Définition : Perforations made at right angles to the direction of web travel to prevent bursting of signature during folding. Cross Perforation On a web press, this is a perforation that runs at a right angle to the direction that the paper web is running through the press. On continuous forms a cross perf is used to separate each individual form. |
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stations à perforation transversale Explanation: perforation transversale, Querperforation, cross perforation / transverse perforation. perforer, Lochen, punch, to / perforate, to ... www.marketing.ch/dix_f_p.asp -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 hrs (2010-03-12 08:05:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Station ou poste est juste comme ou dit aussi bien poste ou station de travail : pour réppondre à l'intéressé... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 10 hrs (2010-03-12 08:53:16 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- répondre (sorry) |
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