The English term for a material
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This post was last edited by leteblink on 2010-6-24 19:42. INOX 304 COM AGITADOR is an indication of a material type; I’m not sure what this means – is it referring to 304 stainless steel? ? And which standard is used for representation?
French? INOX 304 likely refers to 304 stainless steel
In French, INOX means stainless steel
INOX is French. It means “stainless steel”.
Reply to 4# wingman1985 – there is a string of letters following it, such as COM AGITADOR and so on
INOX 304 COM AGITADOR INOX is French; it means stainless steel. Inox is also the name of a major Italian manufacturer of stainless steel products. As for “com”, I interpret it as computer-output motor, a motor controlled by a computer; I came up with this idea only after seeing “AGITADOR” behind it. It’s purely a guess, haha – I’m not sure if it’s correct, so please give me some advice!
Reply to 6# wangkai6191: Someone has told me the answer. First, I apologize; the sequence of characters following that isn’t in English, it’s in Portuguese. It refers to 304 stainless steel and implies the presence of an agitator. Anyway, thank you all
Reply to 7# dxhe: Hehe! I saw Portuguese today too, it’s okay!