- demountable rim flange
- <comvhcl> ■ abnehmbares Felgenhorn n ; abnehmbares Horn n prakt
English-german technical dictionary. 2013.
English-german technical dictionary. 2013.
flange — [1] A projecting rim or collar on an object for keeping it in place. [2] The parts of a hub shell to which spokes are attached and which secure the tire on the rim base. [3] The circle of metal inside the teeth on a chainring. Also see B flange… … Dictionary of automotive terms
rim — [1] The outer edge of a dented area in a body panel that is heat shrunk towards the center of the dent. [2] On a bicycle, the metal or wooden hoop of a wheel that holds the tire and tube and the outer ends of the spokes. [3] On a truck, the metal … Dictionary of automotive terms
demountable flange — A side ring or side and lock ring combination that retains the tire on the rim. It is removable to permit tire mounting or removal … Dictionary of automotive terms
multi-piece rim — A rim type incorporating at least one demountable bead seat and/or rim flange to allow tire mounting. The opposite is a one piece rim. The bead seats of all multi piece rims (except flat base rims) have a 5° taper; rims incorporating the semi… … Dictionary of automotive terms
flat base rim — A truck rim with no center depression. A demountable flange (consisting of 1 or 2 piece side/lock ring) permits the removal of the tire and holds it in place after installation. Also see flat base rim taper … Dictionary of automotive terms
semi-drop center rim — (SDC) A rim having a demountable flange, for use on light commercial application. A slight depression in the center of the rim facilitates tire mounting and removal … Dictionary of automotive terms
split rim — A rim which is made of two or three pieces and uses a demountable flange … Dictionary of automotive terms
side ring — A demountable metal flange to hold the tire on the rim base. It can be self contained, locking into the gutter, or may be held in place by a lock ring, depending on the type … Dictionary of automotive terms
railroad — /rayl rohd /, n. 1. a permanent road laid with rails, commonly in one or more pairs of continuous lines forming a track or tracks, on which locomotives and cars are run for the transportation of passengers, freight, and mail. 2. an entire system… … Universalium