German translation of "flared through (hose)" - "(innen) beschichtet"

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206 months ago

Angelika Inglis asked this question:

Language pair:	English > German
Subject:	Technical / Engineering
Level of diffculty:	Difficult / demanding
Word or term in question:	flared through (hose)
Context:	CPBF - convoluted bore, polypropylene braided, flared through
Keywords:	Ref. link: http://www.pharmaceutical-hose.com/ (picture towards the bottom); it means that the lining is "flared through" the flange to prevent any metal coming into contact with the medium. Just cannot think of a good way to express this in German in less than 10 words (it's been a VERY long week...)

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206 months ago

Rupert Kindermann wrote:

(innen) beschichtet

My comment:

Poor Angelika :) ... I feel for you ... know EXACTLY how it feels with such a job, but you are coming through, I'm sure.

Based on your description I would say BESCHICHTET

Based on the different pictures, also the ones on the link below, could it not refer to GEFLOCHTEN (I know, once can say braided and all that) ... just a thought

My references:

http://www.ptfehose.com/flarethru.htm

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