Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Auslegerschlösser

English translation:

boom locks

Added to glossary by Sybille Brückner
Aug 18, 2003 11:11
20 yrs ago
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German term

Auslegerschlösser

German to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering
Um bei einer Schienenbeschleifung im Überstoßbereich gut Ergebnisse zu erzielen, ist unzulässig hoher Verschleiß in den Hinge-Points und Auslegerschlössern durch eine vorhergehende Justage oder ggf. Sanierung zu beseitigen: Der WS-Ausleger muss mit und ohne Katzlast nahezu die gleiche Höhenlage zum LS-Ausleger aufweisen bzw. darf unter Nennlast max. 15/100 mm absacken (wir erreichten nach Einbau unserer neuen Ausleger-Schlösser deutlich unter 10/100 mm und beraten Sie gern zu diesem Thema).
Proposed translations (English)
5 +1 boom locks
4 some variants
4 screw jacks
Change log

Jan 7, 2015 11:35: Steffen Walter changed "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Mechanics / Mech Engineering"

Proposed translations

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boom locks

ist mein Vorschlag
Peer comment(s):

agree John Jory : Der deutsche Text hört sich wie eine wörtliche Übersetzung an (Auslegersperre bringt 2 hits, Auslegerschloss = 0)
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some variants

I don't know what to tell you for sure, but on the search engines(google) for hinge-points+pivots, you'll find some very close translations, I think.

I haven't figured them out, as I'm not an english native speaker.

Here are some of them:

flex-pivots
walking-axle pivots
outboard pivots...

Take a look at that search.

Good luck

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German term (edited): Auslegerschl�sser

screw jacks

Since it appears we are looking for railborne terms, this may well be the expression you are looking for. These are jacks which are screwed to either side of the crane's boom carrying vehicle, and normally locked to the rails to stop the boom tipping when it is trying to lift a heavy weight.
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