glass-fibre insulator

glass-fibre insulator
полимерный стержневой изолятор

insulator cap — шапка изолятора

insulator pin — штырь изолятора

insulator shed — ребро изолятора

base insulator — опорный изолятор

bell insulator — юбочный изолятор


English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary. 2014.

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