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There is a material called Novaflex; I don’t know what it is. It appears in our German-language documents. I was wondering if anyone who knows German could help explain it. Thank you in advance.

Reply #22011-05-27

e... This is the English section, right?

Reply #32011-05-29

Reply 1# xujincheng_03: Please post it in the section for lesser-known languages in the Foreign Languages area. Some of my colleagues have studied in Germany; I can ask them for you when I have time.

Reply #42011-05-29

The Novaflex composite hose doesn’t seem to have a German origin; after doing some research online, I found it to be a reliable option. I’ve attached it here for reference

Reply #52011-05-29

The Novaflex composite hose doesn’t seem to have a German origin; after doing some research online, I found it to be a reliable option. I’ve attached it here for reference

Reply #62011-06-02

I also think this doesn’t sound like German; if it were found in German literature, it would likely be a loanword!

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