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17:01 Sep 11, 2013 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Metallurgy / Casting / joyería | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Sara Ruiz Spain Local time: 13:52 | ||||||
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4 | Tipos de soldadura |
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3 | grados de soldadura |
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Tipos de soldadura Explanation: Al parecer se refiere a los tipos de soldaura, en este caso de la plata: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_three_grades_of_silve... "The three grades (when used in jewellery making) are: 'Easy', 'Medium' and 'Hard'. These refer to the temperature that the solder melts - 'Hard' is the highest, 'Easy' is the lowest. The different grades allow a joint to be soldered, next to an existing joint. Thus you would normally use 'hard' first, then 'medium', and finally 'easy'." Tipos de soldadura: Fuerte y blanda: http://tecnologiafuentenueva.wikispaces.com/file/view/Soldad... En inglés y español hablan de lo mismo, el uso de la temperatura para derretir material. Entonces, si usas soldadura dura (high) significa que usaras mucho calor 450º, y soldadura blanda, menos calor 230 º aprox. Ojala te sirva! |
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grados de soldadura Explanation: Me imagino que se referirá a un grado fuerte o débil, que marcará lo apiñados que queden los átomos, a parte de los metales que cita este link. Reference: http://www.revolucionesindustriales.com/industrias-caseras/s... |
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