Übersetzung für "Schwer zu bearbeiten" in Englisch

Metals forming hexagonal metallic lattices are rigid and difficult to machine.

As high-grade steel is difficult to process, however, aluminium is preferred in principle.

Back faces are difficult to grind as they are not easy to reach with grinding wheels.

Metals forming hexagonal metallic lattices are rigid and difficult to machine.

It is very difficult to machine Inconel and other superalloys, owing to their extreme hardness.

Mopane wood is one of southern Africa's heaviest and is difficult to work because of its hardness.

A disadvantage in the known tungsten alloys with thorium oxide is that they are generally difficult to work and require high energy expenditure for the sintering.

As a rule, bioactive materials are difficult to work and less mechanically stable than the biocompatible metals or ceramics.

Because of the chemical material composition of their precipitated crystal phases and their structure, these known glass ceramic materials have the disadvantage that they are difficult to work on intraoperatively.

However, since the knives consist of an especially alloyed material, which is tough, resilient and difficult to machine, manufacture of the connecting portion of the shank was also correspondingly expensive and involved, and generally substantially more material was used for producing the shank than for producing the cutting edge part of the knife.

This high-performance technical ceramic not only shows the advantages of a particularly highly aesthetic appearance, biocompatibility and stability, but also has the disadvantage of being difficult to work on.

For components that are difficult or too costly to machine, we offer very fine carbide materials.

As its hardness increases, however, ceramics become more brittle, and are thus very difficult to process by means of conventional production methods.

The mechanical resilience is consequently preferably left entirely to the frame, whereas the covering materials, which are often brittle and can only be worked with difficulty, can simply be accommodated in the frame and contribute nothing or very little to the actual connection.

Iridium has a lower thermal and electrical conductivity than other platinum group metals, and is brittle and inelastic and thus difficult to process.

The carbon content should not be more than 3%, as otherwise the material is too hard and brittle and therefore difficult to work.

The tribological properties may leave something to be desired at an Si content of <12% w/w, while the material is most often brittle, and hence difficult to process, at an Si content of >50% w/w.

It can process complex surfaces which are difficult to process by conventional methods, and even process parts that can not be observed.

If the tool is long enough and vertical accessibility is ensured, even planes that are hard to reach in face milling can be machined.

A new premium material for designers Traditionally composites have been known to be prohibitively costly and often difficult to work with.

Subject-specific study content is often hard to work on for upper secondary level pupils without the possibility of an intensive support by specialists.

Unlike pure tungsten material, heavy alloy is easily machined and precision finished by turning, milling, boring, threading and grinding.

It was pretty difficult to work with (and pretty hard to pose), so I made a second Yarny later from better wire.

But compare to copper, it is very hard to machining especially drilling the straight and precise inner hole.

Or stairs made of the hardest and darkest wood: wenge. True wenge, not stained wenge. This is a type of African solid wood that is very difficult to work with, with a handrail curved ad hoc and the leather walls, which are soft in contrast, with embedded step lights for the night area.

Because molten metals maintain high fluidity at high pressure and high speed, they can obtain metal parts which are difficult to be machined by other process methods.

As its hardness increases, however, ceramics become more brittle, and are thus very difficult to process by means of conventional production methods.