Spanish term
submarca
a. Líneas de centro, ocultas y fantasmas.
b. Acotaciones.
c. Ubicación de ***submarcas**.
d. Vistas, secciones y detalles.
e. Identificación de ***submarcas***.
f. Lista de materiales.
g. Detalle de submarcas.
h. Diámetro de agujeros.
i. Detalle de perfil.
j. Peso de pieza.
k. Especificaciones de material.
l. Notas y membrete.
m. Cantidad de piezas y marca.
n. Legibilidad.
o. Indicaciones de soldaduras de taller y/o de campo, incluyendo requerimientos especiales de pruebas no destructivas.
p. Grado de tornillería y cantidades para montaje, incluyendo el método de instalación.
q. Sistema de pintura requerido en el proyecto
Submarks does not seem to be the translation and otherwise I can only find sub-brands, which is totally different kettle of fish.
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Discussion
Engineers can be very anal and if they see a strange term, they could think that you don't know what you are doing.