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09:55 Mar 2, 2020 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Manufacturing | |||||||
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5 | convert to SUS |
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3 | convert xx to stainless steel / make xx made of stainless steel |
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convert to SUS Explanation: In Japanese manufacturing documents, SUS is stainless steel. This means to switch the material used for a particular part or item from what it was to stainless steel. Reference: http://www.matsuikozai.com/en/steelstock/index.html |
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convert xx to stainless steel / make xx made of stainless steel Explanation: SUS化 -> ステンレス化 (to make something antirust or anticorrosive) SUS304 = SS 304 is in American standard https://mitsu-ri.net/articles/sus304-sus430 "SUSとは、『Steel Use Stainless』というステンレスを英語で表記した時の頭文字です。" https://www.susjis.info/ "ステンレス鋼材の材料記号を「SUS」と書きますが、これは錆びにくい特殊用途の鋼であることを示す"Steel Special Use Stainless"から取られています。" https://www.theworldmaterial.com/sus304-stainless-steel-mate... "SUS304 material is a Japnese JIS standard and the most commonly used stainless steel, containing 18% Cr and 8% Ni." https://www.multiplex-trd.com/articles/t304-stainless-steel/ "304 Steel is one of grade from the family of 300 Steel grades (301, 302, 303, 304, 307, 316, etc)." SUS304とSUS430の意味とは? https://mitsu-ri.net/articles/sus304-sus430 |
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Reference: FYR Reference information: http://www.oragamachi.jp/baibai/urawasyoukou/0002.html |
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