W setter

English translation: w setter

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English term or phrase:W setter
Selected answer:w setter
Entered by: Regi2006

02:00 Apr 15, 2009
English language (monolingual) [PRO]
Electronics / Elect Eng
English term or phrase: W setter
As for translation of "W Setter", “W” means double. “Setter” sets offset for tools and work piece, etc.

Use of the term in the text is as follows:

MANUAL MEASUREMENT (W SETTER) MANUAL

W SETTER TOOL LENGTH CHECK FUNCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Regi2006
Indonesia
Local time: 00:50
w setter
Explanation:
"W SETTER TOOL LENGTH CHECK FUNCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL" is a noun string, with several nouns modifying another. To sort them out, start with the last word ... Manual or "Instruction Manual".

It is the Instruction Manual for the "W Setter", which is something with a function that checks the length of a tool (the tool length check)

setter = something that sets (defines, locks in, adjusts, aligns) a working parameter, derived from the verb "to set"

Without seeing more text, I can't help more than this. But if the term is used in other places in the manual, just define it the first time, or put it in a glossary.
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Tsu Dho Nimh
Local time: 11:50
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Explanation:
"W SETTER TOOL LENGTH CHECK FUNCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL" is a noun string, with several nouns modifying another. To sort them out, start with the last word ... Manual or "Instruction Manual".

It is the Instruction Manual for the "W Setter", which is something with a function that checks the length of a tool (the tool length check)

setter = something that sets (defines, locks in, adjusts, aligns) a working parameter, derived from the verb "to set"

Without seeing more text, I can't help more than this. But if the term is used in other places in the manual, just define it the first time, or put it in a glossary.

Tsu Dho Nimh
Local time: 11:50
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