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What is the English term for mechanical and electrical equipment?

2010-09-15View Original

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I haven’t read a book in a long time, so I’d like to ask everyone: what is the English term for mechanical and electrical equipment?
Reply #22010-09-15
Mechanical and Electronic Equipment
Reply #32010-09-16
Mechanical and Electronic Equipment
Reply #42010-09-16
Originating from the terms electromechanical equipment, electromechanical device, mechanical and electrical equipment, electromechanical appliance
Reply #52010-09-16
I just encountered it yesterday; they mentioned that the term used by foreigners for a certain type of equipment is ‘electro-mechanical type’

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