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12:45 Sep 8, 2013 |
English to Czech translations [PRO] Safety | |||||||
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zachycovač pádu se šroubovacími karabinovými háky (se šroubovací pojistkou) Explanation: asi to bude toto https://www.google.cz/search?num=100&safe=off&client=opera&b... |
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tlumič pádu se šroubovacími karabinovými háky Explanation: ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 h (2013-09-08 15:04:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sám bych ale místo karabinového háku použil jen karabinu |
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zastavovač pádu s karabinou se šroubovací pojistkou Explanation: "Karabina se skládá z těla, západky, zámku a případně i pojistky zámku (u maticových karabin má západka podobu převlečné matice). Na západce může být instalována pojistka, která brání samovolnému sklopení západky - tj. nežádoucímu otevření karabiny (kdy jednak hrozí vypadnutí lana z karabiny, dále pak otevřená karabina vykazuje nižší pevnost. Místo styku horního konce západky s tělem karabiny se nazývá zámek. Zámkem je někdy nesprávně nazývána pojistka zámku. Zámky na karabinách mohou být klasické háčkové (zobáčkové), tvaru Key Lock (klíčová dírka) případně další. Pojistky zámku bývají šroubovací nebo "automatické" (bajonet)." "A carabiner (/kærəˈbiːnər/) or karabiner is a metal loop with a spring loaded gate[1] used to quickly and reversibly connect components in safety-critical systems. The word is a shortened form of "Karabinerhaken", German for "spring hook for a carbine" nonlocling a locking carabiners "Locking Locking carabiners have the same general shape as non-locking carabiners but have an additional mechanism securing the gate. These mechanisms may be either threaded sleeves ("screw-lock"), spring-loaded sleeves ("twist-lock") or magnetic levers ("Magnetron"). Screw-lock: Have a threaded sleeve over the gate which must be engaged and disengaged manually. They have fewer moving parts than spring-loaded mechanisms, are less prone to malfunctioning due to contamination or component fatigue, easier to employ one-handed. They, however, require more total effort and are more time-consuming than twist-lock. Twist-lock: Have a security sleeve which must be manually rotated to disengage, but which springs closed automatically upon release. They offer the advantage of re-engaging without additional user input, but being spring-loaded are prone to both spring fatigue and their more complex mechanisms becoming balky from dirt, ice, or other contamination. They are also difficult to engage one-handed and with gloves on. Magnetic: ... " Reference: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karabina Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carabiner |
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