Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

quetschnaad

English translation:

pinch seam

Added to glossary by Andrew Howitt
Aug 11, 2015 11:52
8 yrs ago
Dutch term

quetschnaad

Dutch to English Tech/Engineering Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.) To do with extruded EVOH
In a series of questions posed to people about polymer extrusion, the following:

testen van de sterkte van de quetschnaad.

De functie van een coex-quetschnaad is:

Bij het afsnijden van de butsen de EVOH-laag terug samen voegen.

De busten (sic)** af te snijden van een coextank.

Materiaal in de tank te drukken en zo de quetschnaad sterk maken.

Welke stelling is juist?

Als het tankgewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.

Als het butsengewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.

Als het tankgewicht en het butsengewicht IO is, is de wanddikteverdeling ook IO.
•*I am certain this is a typo. The text seems to be Flemish but I have a feeling it maybe from German origin.

I will also be posting a separate query for "queschnaad"

Searched high and low the only things I can find as possible for 'butsen' are bumps or dents, so possible 'lumps'??

Also posted on TC
Proposed translations (English)
3 pinch seam
2 fillet seam

Discussion

Edith Kelly Aug 12, 2015:
@Andrew did you client also come up with this term in English? I would be interested to know the correct term. Thank you.

Proposed translations

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pinch seam

http://www.proz.com/?sp=gloss/term&id=1739830

But I've also heard "mash seam".
I'll leave it to the community to decide.
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fillet seam

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