Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

ビニールポンド

English translation:

Plasti-bond

Added to glossary by V N Ganesh
Mar 12, 2009 05:50
15 yrs ago
Japanese term

ビニールポンド

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Energy / Power Generation Steam turbine maintenance
This is some tool or object that is used to do maintenance on metal surfaces. It appears to be made of plastic (ビニール) but I have no idea what the ポンド part means.
Proposed translations (English)
1 Plasti-bond
2 plastic pond
Change log

Mar 23, 2010 14:53: V N Ganesh Created KOG entry

Discussion

Krzysztof Łesyk Mar 12, 2009:
Is there a possibility of this being a typo for ビニールボンド? If not, perhaps it's some sort of plastic hammer (for pounding)? Can you provide any more context?

Proposed translations

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Plasti-bond

Plasti-Bond RedH2OT PVC-coated conduit is manufactured using the best PVC exterior and polyurethane interior coating technology to protect galvanized steel conduit systems in corrosive environments...

www.plasticsnewsdirectory.com/Robroy-Conduit-Division-Plast... - 27k -

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Note added at 7 hrs (2009-03-12 13:28:25 GMT)
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SELLEYS PLASTI-BOND is a multi-purpose plastic putty that can be used for building or repair work where filling, bonding or moulding is necessary. ...
www.selleystrade.com.au/Plasti-Bond-Heavy-Duty775/default.a... - 26k -
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plastic pond

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Reference comments

55 mins
Reference:

Agree with Krzysztof

http://72.14.235.132/search?q=cache:_Jj0f8-d_poJ:www.docoja....
http://ten-navi.com/sar_job.php/job_id/34475/

In the last link it says PVA, which I think stands for Plastic Vinyl Adhesive.
Note from asker:
I thought of that too, of course, but this is something used for maintenance on the metal sealing surface of a steam turbine, which is exposed to very high temperatures and steam. Also, it seems to be used for repairing gouging or scoring. Vinyl glue probably makes more sense that a plastic hammer, but I just don't know how plastic/vinyl glue could stand up to the punishment it would take. But I will probably go with "vinyl glue". Perhaps they mean something like epoxy. Thanks.
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