Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Brezelstapelung

English translation:

pretzel stacking or vertical stacking

Added to glossary by Marc Svetov
Aug 13, 2020 16:14
3 yrs ago
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German term

Brezelstapelung

German to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering Packaging machine
"Logistik
Beutelabtransport
Beuteleinleger
Bretzelstapelung
Froster-Entlade-Bänder
Kartonaufrichter"
Unfortunately, I have no context other than a list of terms. It concerns packaging machines. I think it is a matter of stacking one on top of another. Not completely sure, though. Can anybody help? It would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 pretzel stacking

Discussion

Chris Pr Aug 23, 2020:
Forget to return here... ....after hitting a busy period.
But I would have said 'laced stacking' as linked below.
https://www.federated.ca/blog/risk-prevention/tire-storage/
Marc Svetov (asker) Aug 21, 2020:
Stacking vertically? No, it isn't pretzels. They're just automated punching machines.
Chris Pr Aug 20, 2020:
Marc Is this a pretzel factory or otherwise...?
Thanks!
David Hollywood Aug 14, 2020:
think about these possibilities
David Hollywood Aug 14, 2020:
There are two different ways of stacking: one in which a unit load is stacked on the top of another (load-on-load); the other in which a unit load is stacked on the top of two adjacent unit loads (load-between-loads).
Björn Vrooman Aug 13, 2020:
philgoddard Aug 13, 2020:
You can spell it either way.
Lancashireman Aug 13, 2020:
Are you sure you have copied this correctly? You have Brezelstapelung in the term box and Bretzelstapelung in the context box.
Lancashireman Aug 13, 2020:
Beutelstapelung Beutelabtransport
Beuteleinleger
Bretzelstapelung !!!
I think this might be a typo in your text.
Marc Svetov (asker) Aug 13, 2020:
Stacking vertically? Would that fit -- stacking vertically?

Proposed translations

+3
1 hr
Selected

pretzel stacking

If you Google this it gets one hit, a YouTube video. The first few seconds show pretzels on a conveyor belt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9obOcXCY38

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Note added at 1 hr (2020-08-13 17:46:22 GMT)
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I'm sorry, it wasn't Google, it was another search engine. Google gives three hits, one of which relates to tyres being stacked pretzel fashion, whatever that means. The YouTube video about pretzels is from a company called Ernst Pfeiffer - is that who this job is for?
Peer comment(s):

agree Lancashireman : Yes, to go with Bretzelabtransport and Bretzeleinleger. // Congratulations. A new concept enters the English language!
1 hr
agree Barbara Schmidt, M.A. (X) : agree
12 hrs
agree Priyanka Kumbhar
20 hrs
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