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Nota de aplicación

Vises having a threaded nut and flange, which is known as a "box." Early vises had built up boxes, often made by forge welding and brazing parts together; the threads were made by brazing a coil inside a tube. Later, the boxes of box vises were made in solid pieces, often with screw threads being hand turned on a lathe.

Referencias bibliográficas

  1. Robb, Louis, "Diccionario para ingenieros", Compañía Editorial Continental, Ciudad México, 1979

Términos alternativos

tornillos de caja

  1. "Comité, Plural del término en singular"
Tipo de término