Topfgelenk, Festgelenk, Verschiebegelenk

English translation: pot joint, fixed joint, plunging joint

00:49 Jun 1, 2000
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
German term or phrase: Topfgelenk, Festgelenk, Verschiebegelenk
In context of automobile transmission, in particular homokinetic joints:
Topfgelenk
Festgelenk
Verschiebegelenk

Thanx for any help.
Warwick Rodden
English translation:pot joint, fixed joint, plunging joint
Explanation:
Pls note the terms are BE. The plunging joint (slip joint AE) is a shaft joint used to balance length. The pot joint is a shaft joint which permits an axial movement of the driving shaft part within a cylindrical joint shell.

Oh, btw, these terms are used in motor-vehicle engineering.
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pot joint, fixed joint, plunging joint


Explanation:
Pls note the terms are BE. The plunging joint (slip joint AE) is a shaft joint used to balance length. The pot joint is a shaft joint which permits an axial movement of the driving shaft part within a cylindrical joint shell.

Oh, btw, these terms are used in motor-vehicle engineering.

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Explanation:
pot joint and fixed joint are confirmed by Schmidt-Pons Fachwörterbuch der Kfz-Technik for both AE and BE, but they give plunging joint and sliding joint for BE and slip joint for AE.

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