Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Nippeleinfall

English translation:

reduction of the hose fitting nipple diameter / nipple constriction

Added to glossary by Saskia
Sep 27, 2006 13:38
17 yrs ago
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German term

Nippeleinfall

German to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering hoses
Das System erlaubt die Schlauch-Armaturenverbindung immer auf gleichbleibenden Nippeleinfall zu verpressen.

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reduction of the hose fitting nipple diameter / nipple constriction

For a clear explanation (with figures) see:

http://www.voswinkel.net/47.0.html

IMHO there are few words missing in the source sentence. The intended meansing is that the system (whatever it is) makes it possible to swage the hoses onto the hose couplings with a consistent (uniform) reduction of the nipple diameter.

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Note added at 1 hr (2006-09-27 15:26:13 GMT)
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@ Saskia: Well, the German grammar I learned would at least require this to be worded as 'Das System erlaubt, dass die Schlauch-Armaturenverbindungen immer auf gleichbleibenden Nippeleinfall verpresst werden können', but I don't claim to be able to write truly natural German (leave alone elegant). I also suspect that 'erlaubt' is not the best choice of verb here.
Note from asker:
I didn't understand the sentence, so perhaps there are words missing. Perhaps the einfall hints at the reduction in diameter??
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nipple coupling/incursion (into)

(From Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary)
Nipple
4 : a pipe coupling consisting of a short piece of threaded tubing

If by (sentence please) you mean that you would like the whole sentence, here it goes =
The system allows for the connection of hose and faucet to always press in at a constant/unvariable nipple coupling
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