Type of hydraulic suspension system using a hydraulic actuator instead of a conventional spring and shock absorber.
A vehicle designed to support aerial work including the maintenance of street lamps in a safe and effective manner.It is equipped with a truck chassis, a support frame, jacks, outriggers and booms.
The Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) System is a portal that allows pilots, airline operators and other Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) users to access the latest flight information as well as submit e-flight plans.
The Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) is a service established in support of international civil aviation, whose objective is to ensure the flow of information necessary for the safety, regularity, and efficiency of international air navigation.
Equipment that is designed for testing aircraft sensors.
A type of unmanned aerial vehicle or drone used to monitor, detect and otherwise support agricultural enterprises of all kinds.
A trailer that is towed by a tractor or cultivator. It is mainly used to carry grains, fruit or other farm products and agricultural tools, fertilizers and others.
A resilient cover composed of a polymeric material designed to split on deployment of the airbag into two hinged sections to permit the inflated bag to pass between the sections.
Fabric in its raw state for use in the manufacture of automotive inflatable restraints
Fabric used in the manufacture of automotive inflatable restraints that has been sewn and/or attached to other components of the airbag final part
Air inflation mechanism used for any automotive inflatable restraint system
A type of trailer used to transport cargo between airport terminal and aircraft. It is towed usually by battery operated tug vehicle.
A device that inspects the function of element or filter in the air cleaner.
Equipment that supplies cold air or warm air for heating and cooling of aircraft when the engine is not in operation, such as standing by for taking off. It is the air conditioner and heating device of engine operation type.
A device that provides the pneumatic pressure required when starting the aircraft engine. It is usually mounted in a truck or trailer.
Products including personal protective equipment (PPE), self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), and powered rescue tools.
Specialized equipment and cleaning solutions to meet the airlines and aviation industry cleaning regulatory standards.
An aircraft’s airspeed indicator is a differential pressure gauge. It compares ambient air pressure with ram air pressure to determine how fast the aircraft is moving through the air. A turbine’s engine pressure ratio (EPR) gauge is also a differential pressure gauge. It compares the pressure at the inlet of the engine with that at the outlet to indicate the thrust developed by the engine.It is desirable to compare the pressures of two different elements to arrive at useful information for operating the aircraft. When two pressures are compared in a gauge, the measurement is known as differential pressure and the gauge is a differential pressure gauge.
A standard tool set designed for maintenance of aircraft engines.
Aircraft Equipment means an aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller, appliance or spare part and includes all records and documents relating to such equipment that are required.
Monitor elements are fitted in filter monitor vessels that are installed on aircraft refueling tankers, hydrant dispensers and other mobile refueling equipment. They are specifically designed to act as the final barrier between the aircraft and either the hydrant pipeline or refueling tanker.
A fueling system is to store the fuel at aviation refueling tanks and supply it to an aircraft free from the filtration elements. Skid-mounted fuel supply systems are the ideal addition of airfield supply fuel to an aircraft.
Fuel samples will show the amount of water and contaminates in gas, diesel or bio-diesel fuel tanks. Fuel sampling and testing equipment enables equipment manages to gain a thorough understanding of their fuel quality.
The pressure-atomizing unit receives fuel under high pressure from the fuel manifold and delivers it to the combustor in a highly atomized, and precisely patterned spray.
Twin-aisle aircraft with a fuselage wide enough to accommodate two passenger aisles with seven or more seats abreast.
A fuel tank also called a petrol tank or gas tank is a safe container for flammable fluids. Portable fuel container means any reusable container designed for receiving, transporting, storing, and dispensing gasoline, diesel fuel etc.
Pressurization safety valves are used to prevent the over pressurization of the aircraft cabin. They open at a preset differential pressure and allow air to flow out of the cabin. Aircraft cabin pressurization can be controlled via two different modes of operation. The first is the isobaric mode, which works to maintain cabin altitude at a single pressure despite the changing altitude of the aircraft. The second mode of pressurization control is the constant differential mode, which controls cabin pressure to maintain a constant pressure difference between the air pressure inside the cabin and the ambient air pressure, regardless of aircraft altitude changes.
A truck that is especially manufactured with the required facilities for loading, transporting and supplying fuel for aircraft.
These items are kits ,sets, or groupings of repair parts which are combined together for use on aircraft, such as fixed wing aircraft, recreational aircraft, and commercial aircraft.
Part of fuselage.
Single-engine piston aircraft well-suited for short missions under 300 mile. Can easily access smaller airports with shorter runways.
Aircraft spars are part of the aircraft frame.
A part that is attached to the aircraft for towing the aircraft.
Twin-engine aircraft well-suited for short missions. Can easily access smaller airports with shorter runways.
The Water Detector Capsules are used to detect undissolved water in road vehicles transporting jet fuel, airport tanks, fueller and trailer compartments, hydrant dispensers and filtration equipment.
A vehicle equipped with a hydraulically adjustable conveyor for loading cargo onto aircraft.
Air fresheners are consumer products that typically emit fragrance and are used in Vehicles, cars , Buses, Trucks etc.
A motorized wheeled vehicle designed for towing cargo trailers from aircraft to terminal. It is usually electrically powered.
Airport/aviation billing system covers all of the services and aeronautics fees invoiced to airlines and handling agents.
A Flight Management System (FMS) is an on-board multi-purpose navigation, performance, and aircraft operations computer designed to provide virtual data and operational harmony between closed and open elements associated with a flight from pre-engine start and take-off, to landing and engine shut-down.
Airport facilities rely on a number of specialized system in order to facilitate airport-specific processes. These systems deal with the aeronautical navigation and surveillance, the aircraft ground handling and the processing of passengers and their baggage.
System for detecting and deterring birds in landing or takeoff areas for fixed or rotary wing aircraft.
ATC simulator is a comprehensive and flexible system that can be used in a range of training applications, allowing ATC controllers to learn and improve their professional skills and to master air traffic control functions in different operational environments and situations, including the most challenging ones, in a safe and efficient way.
ATS Console is a series of consoles suitable for control towers, air traffic centers, and media production centers. It is designed to accommodate a higher density of front equipment panels resulting in a compact form factor.
AAR Air valves / cylinders rule 3, 4 & 9
A water current generator that prevents harmful algae blooms and red tides. Ship based or site based.
Accessories such as cots, patient shifting rolls, ambulance chairs, and rescue splints.
Accessories such Jump bag, Bag valve mask (BVM), Suction unit, Trauma/spinal board, Cervical collar, Medication bag., ECG monitor with defibrillator.
The ATS Message Handling System (AMHS), which has been defined in the ICAO Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) standards, is intended to be a replacement for the current Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunications Network (AFTN).
A vehicle that is viable on land as well as on the water.
A device that removes impure substances from anti freezing liquid enabling the liquid to be reused.
Type of braking system designed to reduce skidding on wet or icy road surfaces, thus improving safety.
Specialized component for an anti-lock braking system.
A diagnostic device for checking the condition and perormance of anti lock brake systems on vehicles.
Apron covers can be used wherever space constrictions do not allow the use of telescopic covers. They are positioned directly on the guideway and can be loosely hung on, screwed, bolted, or also wound onto the end of the path without any particular guiding. It is a metal frame which is welded to the body and holds the struts.
A diagnostic device for checking the condition and performance of armatures in vehicles.
Mine resistant, ambush protected, armored ambulance.
Passenger type vehicle equipped with armor reinforced body and frame
Off-road vehicle with blast protected crew cabin for the purpose of recovering damaged or broken down heavy off-road mine protected vehicles.
Provides global communications between pilot and air traffic control (ATC), aeronautical operation control (AOC) and airline administrative control (AAC)
Automatic Dependent Surveillance (ADS) is a surveillance technique in which aircraft automatically provide, via a data link, data derived from on-board navigation and position-fixing systems, including aircraft identification, four-dimensional position, and additional data as appropriate.
Conveyor or tunnel washes involves the car moving on a conveyor belt through a series of fixed cleaning mechanisms while the customer waits outside. Friction (brushes or curtains) or frictionless (high pressure nozzles and touches wash) are used.
Automatic terminal information service, or ATIS, is a continuous broadcast of recorded aeronautical information in busier terminal areas, i.e. airports and their immediate surroundings. ATIS broadcasts contain essential information, such as current weather information, active runways, available approaches, and any other information required by the pilots, such as important Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) which alert aircraft pilots of potential hazards along a flight route or at a location that could affect the safety of the flight.
Automatic terminal information service (ATIS) is designed to provide automated delivery of meteorological and operational aerodrome information to arriving and departing aircraft, as well as information about current and forecast weather by broadcasting high-quality voice reports and transmitting digital messages over the Ground-Air network. Equipment includes server cabinet(s), administrator workstation, operator workstation, monitoring workstation, and weather display workstation.
Equipment that injects air into vehicle tire automatically according to the desired pneumatic pressure.
Equipment that is exclusively designed and manufactured for each vehicle for prompt, accurate and safe disassembly or assembly by the user in consideration of the structural characteristics of inner part of automatic transmission.
Equipment used to test the capability and diagnose faults in vehicle automatic transmission performance.
A type of metal cutting equipment designed for use in vehicle maintenance and repair specifically for cutting the inner part of engine cylinder or connecting rod of vehicle.
Suspension component connecting steering knuckle to chassis. Enables knuckle to move up and down.
A machine that is exclusively used for vehicle maintenance and repairing for precision grinding for inner part of cylinder and others of vehicle engine by rotational motion and reciprocating motion for honing tool in the round bar shape.
Equipment that is equipped with a comprehensive system for vehicle inspection used in motor inspection office or maintenance plant.
Automotive accessory to enhance vehicle aesthetics.
The commodity windshield wiper refers to the total assembly of wiper blade, refill, washer pump and wiper arm
Baggage and cargo handling systems enable the smooth handling and transportation of passenger luggage and cargo shipments at airports. Automated baggage handling systems that accurately track and process the flow of luggage are essential for efficient baggage handling.
Self-Propelled, towable trailer with wood or steel bed, flat or V-shape, drawbar and side panels of various height, canvas cover or rigid closing system.
Baggage cart accessories such as logo finial, trolley cover, carpets, etc.
A type of conveyor system installed in airports that transport checked luggage from ticket counters to areas where the bags can be loaded onto airplanes. A BHS also transports checked baggage coming from airplanes to baggage claims or to an area where the bag can be loaded onto another airplane
Ball sockets provide a rotating point of contact between several attachment points within a tractor's hitch system and between the hitch system and implement.
A measuring device for loading a rotating shaft and measuring the torque applied to it.It is mainly used to determine brake horsepower.
A basket that is installed before the handle in general that is used to carry simple carriage like mail.
A type of meter that determines battery condition before recharging and discharging by measuring the specific gravity of electrolytes.
A type of detection device that detects and records the volume of oil leaked from the engine bearing or vehicle drive.
Cycling components
Material that sustains the load of bicycle to support the flawless rotation of wheels.
A vehicle equipped with equipment and facilities for blood donation, collection and storage.
Adjustable arm connected to winch for recovering vehicles that are in a ditch, culvert, over an embankment, or any place the wrecker cannot be safely backed into.
A special lathe for vehicle maintenance that rotates and processes the brake drum from the lathe for revising the partial abrasion of the brake drum from the friction when the vehicle is stopped or decelerated during running.
A brake lining is friction material attached to the face of a brake shoe, to cause frictional force when the brake shoe makes contact with the brake drum.
A brake shoe is designed to suspend or decelerate the vehicle during running. It is special equipment for the vehicle maintenance and repairing to grind the brake shoes.
A tool that inserts or take out the return spring on two brake shoes of a half-moon shape installed inside of the brake drum.
A device designed to check and measure the braking capability of vehicle.
Mechanized car washes facilities utilize "brushless" (cloth) and "touch-free" (high-pressure water) equipment, as well as modern "foam" washing wheels made of closed-cell foam.
A ship that transports bulk commodities such as grain, coal, mineral and other goods not separately packed.
A trailer that is designed and manufactured to transport bulk materials such as cement, gravel, coal, grain and other powdered or granular cargo in natural condition without packing.
A floating marine warning device designed to assist ship navigation and warn of dangerous conditions.
A ship that is used to install or repair cable for power or communication on sea bed.
A trailer with one or more reels installed to facilitate laying or retrieving telephone or power wires or cables.
A gauge that measures the tilting angle of camber, caster, and king pin when aligning the front wheels of the vehicle.
A balancer that synchronizes two carburetors by promptly and accurately measuring the absorption volume in the event of operating by using one engine and two carburetors.
The main part of the vehicle which is mounted on the chassis frame and directly linked to the suspension.
Baggage carts, luggage carts, luggage trolleys or trolleys are small vehicles pushed by travelers (human-powered) to carry individual luggage, mostly suitcases. There are two major sizes: One for big luggage and one for small luggage.
A car wash or auto wash is a facility used to clean the exterior and in some cases the interior of motor vehicles. Car washes can be self-service, full-service (with attendants who wash the vehicle), or fully automated (possibly connected to a gas station).
A mat consisting of blended fibers used to clean automotive exhaust gases
Various base layer items produced from ceramic or other materials used in catalytic converters for the purpose of cleaning automotive exhaust gases.
Coating and solution for neutralization of catalytic waste.
In-flight catering service deals with in-flight meals served to the passengers boarding the flight. These meals are prepared by catering companies and are served to passengers via trolley.
Type of vehicle locking system
A device that checks and measures the density of exhaust gas against the standard allowable for the design power of the vehicle and its loaded condition as it is referred to as the chassis dynamo.
A trailer with an open frame bed used to carry heavy freight.
A type of tanker ship capable of transporting chemicals and related hazardous liquids.
A ship that is used for special security work and other protection work in coastal waterways.
Lense produced from various polymeric materials which has been treated vith various coatings to reduce glare and or improve resistance to scratching or other marring. Used to cover vehicle interior lighting, lighted gauges and other lighted vehicle interior components.
A diagnostic device designed test the capability of vehicle ignition systems, coils and condensers.
Commercial Vehicle Care Products 3rd party manufacturing of products for vehicle care (filters, brake fluids etc.) for sale to customers.
Airport common-use terminal equipment (CUTE) is an IT solution that enables multiple airlines to use existing airport infrastructures (the same hardware and equipment at a specific airport) to control passenger and flight processing through their own servers.
Equipment to monitor and control environment parameters of communication equipment. It is constructed for use in remote places, where there are just few communication devices, but they have to be monitored. It enables monitoring the temperature, power, controls the cooling system and alerts for physical access to the equipment. In case of emergency, the devices can be stopped remotely.
CNG fuel dispensers are used for distribution of Compressed Natural Gas. They are equipped with electronic counters of quantity and price of pumping.
A device that measures the compression pressure when the piston reaches the top dead center of the compression stroke on reciprocating type internal combustion engines. It is used to detect damage or leakage in cylinder, piston, piston ring, valve, head gasket and others.
A device for testing the tension or reactive force compression type coil springs on valves, clutches and cylinder heads on internal combustion engines. It tests for free height, squareness of the spring with the spring placed on the plane part of the tester.
The vehicle that directly loads liquid concrete from a concrete mixer or a mixer plant, and conducts concreting at the work site by sending concrete to the pour location under high pressure through a in-vehicle pipe built on a boom.
The concrete transport truck is made to transport and mix concrete from a factory to the construction yard. They are charged with dry materials and water, with the mixing occurring during transport.
Conductivity meters are widely used in the aircraft and aerospace fields for material/temper verification and detecting heat damaged components.
A device that measures bending or twisting of connecting rod. It has the vertical direction of long surface plate and has a simple structure that aligns the surface plate and the pin in vertical direction.
A type of transmission that can change steplessly through an infinite number of effective gear ratios between maximum and minimum values.
Air traffic controllers have to keep track of critical flight traffic information, such as location, identity and altitude of the airplanes. Therefore, the air traffic controller's workstation has to be set to support optimal concentration and workflow efficiency.
A rubber hose that is used in the cooling system of the internal combustion engine for the vehicle and also used in the heating system of the vehicle.
A special vehicle which is loaded with a crane to load and unload cargo on a cargo truck. Generally, It may make a 360 degree in rotation.
Equipment that measures and corrects the rotational balance of crank shaft, a high speed engine component.
A type of grinding machine that grinds the side of the pin and journal of vehicle crankshafts.
A self propelled vehicle that generates towing force in 2 variable crawlers. A tractor that performs various tasks including towing, leveling of ground and transportation of soil depending on the equipment attached to the vehicle.
A specialized crowd control vehicle equipped with devices for launching gas shells or streams of water to break up crowds such as demonstrations, strikes or others.
Air inflation mechanism used for automotive side head protection (curtain) inflatable restraint system
A ship equipped with facilities for cleaning refuse, foreign substances and undesireable aquatic organisms floating on the sea surface, or surfaces of lakes and other bodies of water.
Defueling the aircraft may be accomplished by either suction, pumping or a combination of both. Suction defueling is accomplished through the pressure fueling adapter and does not result in a completely empty fuel tank. Pumping is accomplished through the drain valves located in each of the upper main wheel wells.
A type of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone utilized to transport packages, food or other goods.
Device used in various areas and systems of the vehicle to isolate and or diminish vibrations produced by die cutting various materials.
An aqueous urea solution made with 32.5% urea and 67.5% deionized water. It is standardised as AUS 32 (aqueous urea solution) in ISO 22241.[3] DEF is used as a consumable in selective catalytic reduction (SCR) in order to lower NOx concentration in the diesel exhaust emissions from diesel engines.
A device designed to remove urea crystals and other contaminants gained during transport and storage which can cause the SCR system to malfunction or not work properly.
Pipes, hoses and connectors used to convey diesel exhaust fluid in a vehicle.
Module used to provide and control the flow of diesel exhaust fluid in the SCR system.
A tank used to store diesel exhaust fluid in a vehicle.
A device designed to remove diesel particulate matter or soot from the exhaust gas of a diesel engine
A device that measures the smoke discharged by vehicle diesel engines using light penetration and reflection.
The local-area augmentation system (LAAS) is an all-weather aircraft landing system based on real-time differential correction of the GPS signal. A Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS) is an enhancement to the Global Positioning System (GPS) which provides improved location accuracy, in the range of operations of each system, from the 15-meter nominal GPS accuracy to about 1/3 cm in case of the best implementations.
The underlying premise of differential GPS (DGPS) requires that a GPS receiver, known as the base station, be set up on a precisely known location. The base station receiver calculates its position based on satellite signals and compares this location to the known location.
The applications of LAAS are as a precision guidance system and a complement to other systems. LAAS operations include precision approach and landing guidance, precision takeoff and departure guidance, terminal area navigation, and surface navigation.
A device that can open, lock, or start the vehicle using a smartphone application or NFC card key. A Digital key is a feature that allows the use of smart devices as keys. A digital key can be used in the same way as a physical key or a key fob.
It is a device that converts sound, such as speech and other sounds, into a digital file that can be moved from one electronic device to another, played back by a computer, tablet or smartphone and stored like any other digital file.
A direction finder (DF) can be used by an aircraft or ship as a navigational aid.
Direction finding (DF) is – in accordance with International Telecommunication Union (ITU) – defined as radio location that uses the reception of radio waves to determine the direction in which a radio station or an object is located. This can refer to radio or other forms of wireless communication, including radar signals detection and monitoring (ELINT/ESM).
Direction finding (DF), or radio direction finding (RDF), is in accordance with International Telecommunication Union (ITU) defined as radio location that uses the reception of radio waves to determine the direction in which a radio station or an object is located. This can refer to radio or other forms of wireless communication, including radar signals detection and monitoring (ELINT/ESM).
Distance measuring equipment (DME) is a system requiring both aircraft-installed and ground-based equipment, with the latter normally co-located with a VHF omnidirectional radio range (VOR) or, sometimes, an instrument landing system (ILS). It provides the pilot with the slant-range distance to the DME transmitter.
A small trailer that can be coupled to a truck or trailer so as to support a semi-trailer. The dolly is equipped with a fifth wheel to which the semi-trailer is coupled.
Doppler radio direction finding, or Doppler DF for short, is a radio direction finding method that generates accurate bearing information with a minimum of electronics. It is best suited to VHF and UHF frequencies, and takes only a short time to indicate a direction. This makes it suitable for measuring the location of the vast majority of commercial, amateur and automated broadcasts, and Doppler DF is one of the most widely used direction finding techniques. Other direction finding techniques are generally used only for fleeting signals, or longer or shorter wavelengths.
DVOR is a standard International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) ground based radio navigational aid that provides bearing information to aircraft to define air traffic control routes for en-route, terminal and instrument approach/departure procedures. DVOR when collocated with DME (Distance Measuring Instrument) provides both the angle and slant distance of aircraft with respect to ground station.
A DVOR (Doppler VHF Omni Directional Range) is a short/medium-range radio navigation system used to aid aircraft in determining their flight position and direction in relation to their destination using VHF (Very High Frequency) signals between 108.00 to 117.95 MHz sent from a radio beacon.
Doppler VHF Omnidirectional Range (DVOR)/DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) is an international, standardized navigation system. DME allows an aircraft to automatically measure its physical line of sight distance (in nautical miles) from a selected ground-based beacon. DME systems are used throughout the world by all airliners.
Drawbar trailers give rigid trucks the extra payload and loadspace and can be run at the maximum weight of 44 tonnes. The two main type of drawbar are a straight bar with the axles in the centre of the trailer, and A frames where the front axle is mounted on a steering turntable dolly axle.
Specifically designed to penetrate hard soil and dirt and convey broken and loose material out of the ground.
Truck with an integrated drilling rig
A ship equipped with facilities for drilling and collecting oil, natural gas and other sub sea and sub surface mineral liquids.
Air inflation mechanism used for driver's side automotive inflatable restraint system
A device installed inside of a car to control other electronic devices such as HVAC, AV GPS, etc.
To protect the driver from external threats and disturbances by wrapping or blocking around the driver for safety of vehicle operation
A station that supports automatic take-off, landing, storage, charging, and data transmission, etc of drones.
In a drum brake system, the Wheel Cylinder puts pressure on the brake shoes, which when pressed against the drum, slows down and stops the vehicle. The cylinder is connected to the shoes by small rods.
A trailer used to carry and dump gravel, sand or coal.It is usually linked to a tow truck.
The main part of the vehicle which is mounted on the chassis frame and directly linked to the suspension. Contains a motor driven hydraulic cylinder to raise and lower dumper.
A device that measures the angle of cam and number of engine rotations.
Automobile powered by electricity, or a combination of electricity and alternate fuel source.
Keeps electrical connectivity between rails.
It is a vehicle that uses energy charged from an electric power source as a power source, and has a occupancy of 36 or more, or is 9 meters in length because the length, width, and height all exceed small (4.7 meters in length, 1.7 meters in width, and 2.0 meters in height). more than vehicle,
It is a car that uses the energy charged from the electricity supply as a power source. It is a truck for transporting cargo, civil engineering, and construction materials. It has a structure that tilts the loading box with the power of the prime mover and slides the load easily by gravity, and is used for cargo transportation and construction. Includes those classified as construction machinery.
A vehicle that uses energy charged from an electric power source as a power source, has a occupancy of 35 or less, and is 1.7 meters in width, 2.0 meters in height or less, and less than 9 meters in length.
A vehicle that uses energy charged from an electric power source as a power source, and a vehicle that places more weight on the function of loading than of carrying people.
It is a vehicle that uses the energy charged from the electricity supply as a power source, and is a passenger car designed for multi-purposes such as rough road trips and leisure.
A vehicle powered by electricity, which has a cargo space suitable for transporting cargo, and the total weight of the cargo in the cargo space is greater than the weight of the passengers when all passengers except the driver are in the boarding space.
Cable for charging electric cars
Kits and accessories used with/for charging stations and battery units. i.e. pre-wired kits, receptacles, etc.
Non-portable charging station used to recharge vehicle battery. Primarily home-based.
Portable charging unit that can be carried in the vehicle, used as emergency back up to recharge vehicle battery.
Equipment that is designed to check the vehicle electronic control part as used in the maintenance plant and others.
A testing device to determine condition and performance of electronically controlled suspension.
A tester that measures the condition and performance of vehicle electrical system specifically the primary current frequency for ignition, electric power distribution of secondary high voltage current, ignition timing following the rotation speed and load.
A testing device designed to check the condition and performance of the vehicle fuel supply system, specifically fuel clogging, leakage, pressure. The device determines fuel supply efficiency with the measurement of injection volume per certain stroke of fuel injection device.
A portable digital tester that measures the direct and alternating current, voltage and resistance, number of engine rotations, dwell angle, frequency, on vehicle engines.
Balancing equipment to accurately measure and adjust weight of piston and rod assembly to crankshaft of engine.
Equipment that is used for improving the fault diagnosis capability of electronically controlled engines.
A type of motor that starts a gas or diesel engine
Testing the operating behavior of internal combustion engines is the common purpose of engine test stands. Various parameters like fuel consumption or exhaust gas behavior were generally measured as a function of torque and rotary speed and mapped in an engine performance map.
A standard tool kit that is designed for assembly and disassembly of the engine.
A device that checks compression pressure, timing, vacuum condition, exhaust release volume, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon release, number of engine rotations and others for improving the engine capability.
An device that simulates pressure and other high altitude conditions for the purpose of training and psychological testing of aircraft personnel.
Devices used to restrict exhaust gas flow in the engine exhaust system in order to slow down a vehicle without utilizing the normal brakes.
Control device for recirculating a portion of an engine's exhaust gas back to the engine cylinders.
Exhaust gas recirculation module (EGR module) is a unit that combines EGR valve, EGR cooler and EGR controller in one module.
EGR device that recirculates a portion of an engine's exhaust gas back to the engine cylinders.
Exhaust gas recirculation valve (EGR valve), recirculates small amounts of hot exhaust gases back into the combustion chambers of the engine in order to decrease the combustion temperature, thereby reducing the formation of smog-producing nitrogen oxides.
Specific heat shields and guard grids used in engines and vehicles to prevent direct contact to high heat sources.
Exhaust manifold and section joint gasket
Cap for a tail pipe to prevent water or other contaminants entering the exhaust system
Device used in various areas and systems of the vehicle to isolate and or diminish vibrations produced by extruding various materials
A fishing ship capable of processing marine products at the fishing site with the marine processing facilities within the ship.
Fire truck equipped with special fire-extinguishing chemicals and spraying devices to fight fires involving oil, gas or other highly flammable and hazardous materials
Fire truck equipped with an extension ladder assembly to put out fire or save lives when fire or other emergency situations occur in high buildings
Fire truck equipped with firefighting pumps, hoses and nozzles to put out fire
Truck equipped with arm-typed nozzles which can be operated remotely to assure safety from threat such as toxic substances
Accessories for safety and rescue vehicles such as halligan bars, whacker tools, etc.
Fire truck equipped with water tank and water intake device to supply water for pumping
Specialized vehicle equipped with measuring, analyzing, and data processing devices to investigate the cause of a fire and estimate damage
A ship that undertakes the duties of patrolling on fishing right and fishing period within the jurisdiction area and protection of fishing ship with jurisdiction.
A ship equipped with the required equipment for surveying the marine ecology of designated sea or ocean fishing zones.
A ship used for practical training of fishery technicians.
An assembly-type textile product that can be disassembled. It is manufactured to cover all or part of the vehicle to protect the cargo and personnel, and the cover may have holes and transparent window.
The FMT Fixed Walkways are normally delivered to support a mobile gangway or as a transition tunnel to and from a Mobile Telescopic bridge or Fixed Telescopic Bridge.
A small fixed-wing, two-seat aircraft used to develop piloting or navigational skills in the flight crew.
A truck with an unenclosed bed, e.g., without sides, doors or roof.
A flight information display system (FIDS) is a computer system used in airports to display flight information to passengers, in which a computer system controls mechanical or electronic display boards or TV screens in order to display arriving and departing flight information in real-time.
Multi-engine type aircraft capable of safe flight with one engine inoperative and fully equipped and instrumented for night and instrument flight.
A flight management system (FMS) is a fundamental component of a modern airliner's avionics. An FMS is a specialized computer system that automates a wide variety of in-flight tasks, reducing the workload on the flight crew to the point that modern civilian aircraft no longer carry flight engineers or navigators. A primary function is in-flight management of the flight plan.
Electronic or paper strip containing planned and current flight plan data for a specific flight, made available on an electronic display or flight progress board for use by air traffic controllers in the provision of ATS.
Tire filled with foam rather than air.
A four wheeled human powered land vehicle, usually propelled by the action of the riders feet on the pedals.
A device that measures the volume of fuel consumed for each unit time of internal combustion engine or combustor.
An o ring made from materials not subject to degradation in the presence of fuel and high pressure or elevated temperatures. Used as a component in the manufacture of automotive fuel handling systems
A tube or hose needed to transport fuel from one place to another.
A device for metering, monitoring and delivering fuel in automotive vehicles
Ball or other shaped device used in vehicle fuel tanks to indicate fuel level.
Renting and leasing vehicles for certain mileage accumulation to test lubes and fuels before enter the market.
A special vehicle that is used for funeral to carry the coffin with corpse.
A gearbox or transmission repair/rebuild kit contains all the parts that, by design are going to eventually wear out, and consist mainly of new clutches, bands, seals, gaskets, bushings, bearings, internal sealing rings along with a new transmission filter.
It is a pedal located on a side of the gearbox, in the lower part of the engine and adapted to be operated with the foot. It is used to activate or de-activate relations corresponding to the gearbox.
Chandlery contains/includes items such as sail-cloth, rosin, turpentine, tar, pitch, linseed oil, whale oil, tallow, lard, varnish, twine, rope and cordage, hemp, and oakum.
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a navigation system using satellites, a receiver and algorithms to synchronize location, velocity and time data for air, sea and land travel.
The Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) is an air navigation aid developed by the Federal Aviation Administration to augment the Global Positioning System (GPS), with the goal of improving its accuracy, integrity, and availability.
Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM) is a technology developed to assess the integrity of global positioning system (GPS) signals in a GPS receiver system. It is of special importance in safety-critical GPS applications, such as in aviation or marine navigation.
A multi device system that guides aircraft to runway by tracing the location of aircraft with radar by the ground air controller and providing aircraft with direction and altitude. Abbreviated GCA, it is structured for airport surveillance radar --ASR-- and precision approach radar --PAR.
Navigational Aids are a form of marker, signal or device that aids an aircraft by guiding and navigating it to its destination. It can be in the form of Instrument Landing Systems (ILS), Distance Measuring Equipment (DME), Non-Directional Beacon (NDB) or Doppler VHF Omnidirectional Range (DVOR).
System tracking vehicles and/or drivers as they enter, pick-up, drop-off, move around, and exit the airport campus. By tracking this driver/vehicle data, airports can get extremely valuable insights into daily operations and long-range planning.
A device that inspects for open circuits, short circuits and ground of engine or motor coils, alternators, armatures and stators of starter.
A vehicle that cleans by running along curved surface or flat surface of vertical structure along the road such as tunnel or guardrail. It is equipped with rotating brush and water spraying apparatus on the end of the outrigger that is hydraulically operated.
A device designed to test the luminous intensity and angle of head lights for vehicle.
Turnout switch for heavy rail lines.
Rail that typically refers to the standard inter-city rail network, which is built to be robust enough for heavy and high-speed trains, including freight trains, and long distance and high speed passenger trains.
Used heavy rail in good enough condition to be re-laid. Relay rail is often used for industrial sidings and spur tracks, where the slower speed and infrequent traffic do not warranty laying new rail. Relay rail is graded and classified according to the type and number of flaws, and the amount of wear established.
Tire tubes for heavy trucks
The helicopter refueling package consist of a helicopter fuel storage unit, two fuel transfer pumps and a skid mounted helicopter fuel dispensing unit.
A device that enables the external loading of cargo by combining the external loading net or carrying equipment attached under the helicopter.
Helideck Nets are used on the offshore helicopter landing decks, oil rigs and platforms where more friction and support are required. The purpose of these nets is to prevent the Helicopter from rolling, skidding and pitching off the helipads.
A luxury seat for a working environment that enables operators to enjoy optimum comfort and stability while performing their duties. This specialist range of seats has been developed to meet the demanding requirements for the modern wheel house or control centre
A spherical ball that provides the attachment point for socket-style hitches. The hitch ball contains a bolt and nut on the lower portion that connects to a drawbar or hitch frame.
Often a cold-forged steel or iron bar situated vertically or perpendicular to the line of pull. Serves as the primary transfer of force between the vehicle and the implement.
A specially designed truck with telescoping screens at the rear of the truck as openings.The truck can dump bulk materials such as sand, ballast, grain, etc by gradually lowering its screen openings.
A ship equipped with medical care equipment and facilities equivalent to a land-based hospital.Staffed by physicians and medical supportpersonnel.
A marine vehicle supported by a cushion of air that enables it to navigate water, ice, sand and even swamps.
Hydrant Pit Valve is designed to minimize the propagation of surge pressure shocks into the upstream piping system during closure of the valve features.
The pumps convert mechanical energy into hydraulic energy, supplying power to the actuators to fulfill the flight posture adjustment, and retraction and extension of the landing gear and braking.
Aircraft hydraulic pumps are used to move non-compressible fluid through an aircraft hydraulic system
Aircraft hydraulic servicing unit is for aircraft hydraulic servicing and replenish hydraulic and engine oil systems with clean, contaminated free fluid.
A vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel, has a occupancy of 36 or more, or a vehicle with a length of 9 meters or more, because the length, width, and height all exceed small (4.7 meters in length, 1.7 meters in width, and 2 meters in height).
It is a car that uses hydrogen as a fuel, and is a special truck used for the purpose of transporting cargo, including pickup trucks. However, van-type cargo transport vehicles are classified separately.
It is a vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel, and is a truck for transporting cargo, civil engineering and construction materials. It has a structure that tilts the loading box with the power of a prime mover to slide the load easily by gravity, and is classified as a construction machine for cargo transportation and construction. Included as one (however, dust dumps for garbage collection are excluded).
A vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel, has a occupancy of 35 people or less, and has a width of 1.7 meters, a height of 2.0 meters or less, and a length of less than 9 meters.
It is a vehicle that uses hydrogen as fuel, and it is a vehicle that places more weight on the function of loading rather than the function of carrying people.
A vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel and is classified as a passenger vehicle.
This is a motor vehicle which is powered by hydrogen
It is a vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel, and is designed to be suitable for various purposes such as rough road trips and leisure.
A ship equipped for surveying water depth and currents, tides, geography and geology of seabed and others.
IATA fuel servicing guidance materials are standards developed by the IATA Technical Fuel Group in collaboration with fuel industry experts to enhance safety in critical fueling tasks from the refinery process to the delivery of fuel into-plane. Fuel is a critical safety and cost factor for airline operations. These guidelines support best practices in fuel handling and address all challenges of the fuels eco-system.
A special purpose ship used to navigate through ice-covered seas.
Components of the electric ignition system of a motorcycle
The pilot controls the aircraft so that the glide slope indicator remains centered on the display to ensure the aircraft is following the glide path of approximately 3 above horizontal (ground level) to remain above obstructions and reach the runway at the proper touchdown point (i.e. it provides vertical guidance).
The primary component of the ILS is the localizer, which provides lateral guidance. The transmitter and antenna (Shown above) are on the centreline at the opposite end of the runway from the approach threshold.
An electronic anti-theft device designed to prevent the engine from running unless the correct key is used to start the car.
An inflatable boat constructed of rubber whose sides are comprised of rubber tubing that can be inflated with air. Used for rescue, transportation, sports, diving and other special purposes.Some types can be powered by a motor.
Instrument Landing System/Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) is defined as a combination of ground and airborne equipment which gives a continuous slant range distance-from-station readout by measuring the time-lapse of a signal transmitted by the aircraft to the station and responded back. DMEs can also provide groundspeed and time-to-station readouts by differentiation.
In aviation, the instrument landing system (ILS) is a radio navigation system that provides short-range guidance to aircraft to allow them to approach a runway at night or in bad weather. In its original form, it allows an aircraft to approach until it is 200 feet (61 m) over the ground, within a 1?2 mile of the runway. At that point the runway should be visible to the pilot; if it is not, they perform a missed approach. Bringing the aircraft this close to the runway dramatically improves the weather conditions in which a safe landing can be made. Later versions of the system, or "categories", have further reduced the minimum altitudes.
Air inflation mechanism used forautomotive lower front (knee) inflatable restraint system
A specially designed truck equipped with a ladder and a lift basket, so as to move luggage or any other thing up to a high place.
A part that supports and buttresses the landing device --wheel leg-- of aircraft. It is a folding type of device.
A type of unmanned aerial vehicle used to monitor, detect and otherwise support law enforcement by law enforcement agencies.
Automotive steering wheel whose driver interface is wholly or principally composed of processed animal hide.
A placard usually made of metal attached to a vehicle to provide legal identification
Component that serves as a critical link in the 3-point hitch's lifting system. Links the tractor's hydraulic lift system to the lower link arms. Also serves as a point of resting height adjustment for lower link arms.
A vehicle equipped with light generating equipment to provide illumination where necessary in emergency, such as filming, night fire, emergency rescue and others.
Turnout switch for light rail lines.
Rail that is built to lightweight construction including a steeper ruling gradient, suitable to lightweight trains or trams, and usually, but not always, intended for passenger traffic only, usually in urban and suburban areas.
Used light rail in good enough condition to be re-laid. Relay rail is often used for industrial sidings and spur tracks, where the slower speed and infrequent traffic do not warranty laying new rail. Relay rail is graded and classified according to the type and number of flaws, and the amount of wear established.
A U-shaped or horseshoe shaped assembly consisting of a connector and a pin. The clevis is used in many linkage applications that provides a secure yet easily removable link where both transfer of force and rotation in the link is necessary.
A tanker ship used to transport liquified gas products including methane, ethane, propane etc.This includes LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) and LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) tankers.
Special motor vehicle usually of three wheels used for load and transport of light products.
A trailer with a loweredbed that facilitates transport of heavy or bulky freight.
The two lower arms of the 3-pont hitch that enables the lifting and lowering of the attached implement. The lower link arms are controlled by the operator via the tractor's lift arms and hydraulic system.
Lubrication Equipment package including design garage Petroleum Service Company carries a variety of lubrication equipment for different applications, including grease equipment such as grease guns and accessories as well as oil pumps
A loading box that is used when carrying the mail as it is installed on the back of the two-wheel vehicle.
A sub-marine mooring device designed to fix a ship or marine structure at a point in the sea by lodging itself in the seabed.Can be temporary or permanent.
A device that converts sea water into fresh water by distillation.
A ship equipped with the required capability and functions for detecting floating substances and submarine wastes, removal of oil released at the time of ship accident, removal of submarine obstacles, activities for prevention and others for improving the marine environment.
A drive shaft that connects a ship's propeller to the power of the main engine.
A powered system for steering a ship underway in which a signal of desired rudder angle is sent from the bridge by way of the control system. This signal activates the power unit with which the rudder is attached. The rudder moves with the help of the power unit till the right angle is reached.
A secondary jet or propeller on a ship or offshore rig, used for accurate maneuvering and maintenance of position.
These items are kits ,sets, or groupings of repair parts which are combined together for use on marine transport vehicles, such as commercial water craft, safety and rescue water craft, military watercraft, and recreational watercraft.
Marker Buoys are designed to mark the presence of the pipeline but can be used also for different type of application in the marine market. The buoy is composed by a inner core of water tight (non-absorbing) expanded closed-cell polyethylene foam.
A protective cover wrapped around the mast at the deck level to prevent water from entering the boat.
Hand or foot operated brake that can be either drum or disc in function
A vehicle equipped with medical equipment designed to provide medical diagnostic and treatment services outside of the hospital.
Microfilters are used as pre-filters for the efficient and continuous removal of solids such as rust, sand and other particulates from aviation fuels. Aviation microfilters are used in refineries, terminals and airport depots, primarily as pre-filters to lengthen the service life of downstream coalescer elements in filter/water separators.
A type of unmanned aerial vehicle or drone used to monitor, detect, engage/destroy and otherwise support both tactical and strategic military operations.
A mobile control tower has the same capabilities as a fixed control tower. Control is carried out through ground/ground and ground/air communication units by radio, on VHF, UHF and/or HF frequencies. It also allows the establishment of telephone communication between different ATC dependencies.
A mobile refueler and dispenser is a bulk storage container onboard a vehicle or being towed that is designed or used solely to store and transport fuel for transfer into or from an aircraft, motor vehicle, locomotive, vessel, ground service equipment, or other oil storage container. Mobile refuelers may be found at the following non-transportation-related locations: industrial sites, airports, military bases, construction sites, chemical complexes, mining sites, seaport terminals, and tank truck home bases.
A laboratory that is either fully housed within or transported by a vehicle such as a converted bus, RV, or tractor-trailer
A special vehicle equipped with the broadcasting and advertising equipment including power generator, screen, speaker, monitor.
A vehicle that is applied to a variety of use for business trip, outdoor work, sales promotion activity, counseling and others on the basis of mobility and convenience with the required facilities for work environment.
Special vehicle, equipped with tools and machines to be used tto repair diabled vehicles outside stationary workshops
A model for actual airplane scaled to make full size aircraft. It is sometimes maneuvered by controller with attachmented power source.
Device used in various areas and systems of the vehicle to isolate and or diminish vibrations produced by molding various materials
Wire rope is several strands of metal wire twisted into a helix forming a composite rope, in a pattern known as laid rope. Larger diameter wire rope consists of multiple strands of such laid rope in a pattern known as cable laid.
Mooring buoy is a floating structure which is used to moor vessels either cruise ships, fishing boats, cargo ships, or private ships while in deep water or shallow water. The buoy is moored to seabed by using chains or ropes, known as mooring.
The term mooring arrangement chain assemblies and components refers to the pattern in which a vessel's mooring lines are arranged to secure the vessel in its berth.
Mooring hawser Lace-on floats are used for offshore hawsers and ropes. Produced in PE foam covered with PVC fabric, they are flexible and adaptable to all rope diameters.
Hawser is a nautical term for a thick cable or rope used in mooring or towing a ship. A hawser passes through a hawsehole, also known as a cat hole, located on the hawse. The cast-steel Heavy Duty Hawser Thimble is designed for use with wire rope or high-performance synthetic fiber ropes such as AmSteel®-Blue, Force-8, and DPX™-75. The galvanized thimble provides smooth and even grooves, maximum strength in critical areas, and the proper bending radius for the rope. contains rolls and shackles.
A pole placed in a mooring, a pier, etc. to hold a ship.
All the braking system of 2-wheeled vehicles
The entire external lighting system for motorcycles
Motorcycle steering wheel components useful to accelerate or de-accelerate
This item is a sets or grouping of repair parts which are combined together for use on motorcycles.
A saddle that is made in materials of leather, synthetic resin, urethane foam and others to sit on the motorcycle.
A three wheeled motorcycle that runs by the motive power from the attached motor.
Side sill to place foot in a motorcycle
All components integrating in motorcycle and four-wheeled motorcycle suspension
A box that is designed to conserve the tools used for disassembly and assembly of a two wheel vehicle.
A type of tire designed for 2-wheel vehicles that has a round cross section to facilitate the leaning necessary when a motorcycle turns. It provides the only contact with the ground and has a large influence over motorcycle handling characteristics.
Specialized inner tube for motorcycle tires
This item is a set or grouping of repair parts for use on motor vehicles, such as passenger motor vehicles, safety and rescue vehicles, trucks, recreational vehicles, and war vehicles.
Widely used commodity in most vehicles to protect against mud buildup.
Multilateration Surveillance (MLAT) is an airborne or ground system used for monitoring the positions of aircraft and other objects for the purpose of air traffic management.
A set of simulators support training through the ATCO student's learning path. The system can be used in classroom training (e.g., for instructor presentations) as well as in self-learning contexts. The system is particularly interesting for remote learning phases, e.g., during refresher phases. E.g., abnormal and emergency situations can be played through.
A sensor that calculates the location, orientation and velocity of a moving object without the need of GPS technology.
A low speed vehicle propelled by a rechargeable battery-powered electric motor.
Carts for carrying from two up to six nitrogen and oxygen standard cylinders (229 mm, 50 liters, 220 bar working pressure) to give service on all narrow and wide body aircraft and reduces aircraft maintenance.
The NDB is basically a simple transmitter radiating an omnidirectional signal which is modulated at intervals with the identification code. The basic signal is known as a carrier and is radiated at the frequency specified for the particular aid. The identification code is a 400 or 1020 cycle note superimposed on the carrier. Some installations include voice modulation to provide landing information and some others, for remote monitoring purposes, have one or two pips between idents.
A non-directional (radio) beacon (NDB) is a radio transmitter at a known location, used as an aviation or marine navigational aid. As the name implies, the signal transmitted does not include inherent directional information, in contrast to other navigational aids such as low frequency radio range, VHF omnidirectional range (VOR) and TACAN. NDB signals follow the curvature of the Earth, so they can be received at much greater distances at lower altitudes, a major advantage over VOR. However, NDB signals are also affected more by atmospheric conditions, mountainous terrain, coastal refraction and electrical storms, particularly at long range.
This item is a set or grouping of repair parts which are combined together for use on non motorized cycles.
A device that indicates the distance covered in a vehicle trip
Offshore loading systems are specialized equipment and infrastructure used for the transfer of oil, gas, and other fluids between offshore production facilities and tankers or other vessels. Offshore loading systems are typically installed in locations where the water depth is too deep for fixed platforms or when the production site is located far from the shore. There are different types of offshore loading systems, including FPSOs, FSOs, CALM buoys, loading towers and fixed platforms. The transfer of oil from these facilities to a waiting tanker or shuttle tanker is carried out via a offloading system and a bow-loading system.
A type of oil containment boom that surrounds oil spilled into bodies of water and prevents it from spreading.
Equipment that inspects for oil leakage from each part of vehicle.
A device that collects spilled oil from the surface of bodies of water for separation and removal.
A special truck used to transport oil or oil products including gasoline, light oil, kerosene, etc.It is equipped with chassis, oil tank, hoses and a lubrication system.
A vehicle that is loaded with the required devices for relay from the spot outside of studio at the broadcasting station.
Designed for oxygen distribution on runway or in workshop.
Air inflation mechanism used for passenger side front automotive inflatable restraint system
A passenger ship seat is designed primarily for comfort. It is usually an upholstered armchair with a slightly inclined back. Such seats are used in different settings, including lounges and entertainment areas. In some cases, the passenger occupies the seat during the entire voyage.
A small craft used for carrying the pilot between the pier and the ship.
A type of grinding machine that grinds the finish side when the surface of the piston is worn out or corroded to be irregular.
A device that heats the piston to a certain temperature in order to expand the piston pin holes when assembling the piston and connecting rod with the piston pin.
A tool that compresses several piston rings into the ring groove at once for assembling the piston to the cylinder.
A vise used for grinding and measuring of the piston. It secures the piston with a V shape block installed on the horizontal surface.
Attachment, which can be loaded and offloaded by a platform lifting system truck
Truck fitted with an integrated self-loading and unloading capability for designated modules (racks)
A type of hybrid electric vehicle whose battery can be recharged by plugging it into an external source of electric power, as well by its on-board engine and generator.
A device that maintains the preset power of the vehicle or makes changes in accordance with the plan previously set.
Preconditioned Air Units, or PCA units, are giant air conditioners that provide a comfortable environment inside an aircraft when the aircraft's own air conditioning system is not switched on.
Preconditioned Air units (PCA) air quality delivering to the cabin, while the aircraft is on the ground.
Type of driveshaft used to transmit power from gearbox to differential to enable movement on mobile equipment or to propel conveyor systems
A cargo ship designed for transporting vehicles.
A specialized craft used for medical treatment and inspection of passengers and crews on ships entering port.
A small boat propelled by oars designed for high speed.Used in racing competitions.
A device that tests the condition and performance of vehicle radiators by testing the capability of caps and leakage of core or tank of radiator by applying air pressure.
Device providing electrical connection between adjoining or parallel rails.
AAR Railcar air hose rule 5 & 6
AAR Railcar brake beam rule 7 & 10
AAR Railcar brake shoe/key rule 12
Railcar Center Sill and EOCC rule 57, 58 & 59
AAR general material rule 63-84
Railcar General Services
AAR Railcar hand brake rule 13
Railcar Running Board rule 53
Railcar Side Frame, Bolster, and side bearings rule 36, 37, 46, 47, & 48
A type of cleansing machine that washes residue off railway component parts such as air con filters.
A railroad device used to remove or load engine, truck, wheel set and other components while the railway vehicle is undergoing maintenance without lifting it up.
These items are kits ,sets, or groupings of repair parts which are combined together for use on railway vehicles, such as locomotives, and railway and tramway cars.
A jack that lifts up railway vehicles such as locomotives, passenger cars, etc.
Device that allows sand ejection on the rail head from a sand deposit installed in the motor railroad vehicles. It is used to increase, if necessary, the wheel-rail adherence in adverse driving conditions: rain, snow, etc. The means used to perform ejecti
Device to hold railway sander
An external cleansing system that washes the exterior of railway locomotives, passenger cars and rolling stock. It is installed over the tracks and operates when trains pass under it.
A 3-point hitch component that reduces lateral movement of the lower link arms, increasing implement control and preventing damage to the tractor. Either a bar or chain solution is used.
A type of unmanned aerial vehicle or drone, usually smaller, designed and used for general recreational purposes by the general public.
Loaders can be deployed on the ramps of both terminals and can be used with all aircraft types.
A containerized trailer equipped with a refrigeration system for transport of perishable items.
A specially-designed truck equipped with a refrigeration device on the back side of the truck.It is used to transport food requiring refrigeration.
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) is a type of firefighting that involves the emergency response, mitigation, evacuation, and rescue of passengers and crew of aircraft involved in aviation accidents and incidents.
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) is a type of firefighting that involves the emergency response, mitigation, evacuation, and rescue of passengers and crew of aircraft involved in aviation accidents and incidents.
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) is a type of firefighting that involves the emergency response, mitigation, evacuation, and rescue of passengers and crew of aircraft involved in aviation accidents and incidents.
Truck equipped with lifesaving devices including winch, hydraulic devices, safety mat and others
A ship equipped for surveying and research of marine environment in general and specific marine issues or subject areas in particular spanning multiple industries.
A device used to stop the aircraft in a short distance by way of a hook catching steel cable installed on the surface of the runway.
Tire used in modes of transportation, retreaded.
A construction vehicle used for maintenance of aged portions of existing paved road.
A vehicle which cleans surfaces or gutters of the road by using water, brushes, or induction pipes installed on the vehicle.
A small rotary-wing aircraft used for flight training.
A small ship that is propelled by rowing.
Fenders are buffers between vessels and the wharf. The principal function of a fendering system is to provide protection for both wharf and vessel by absorbing the vessel's berthing energy thus reducing the forces on both the wharf structure and vessel.
Elastomeric material, sometimes bearing imprinted symbols, used to improve user tactile sensation when interacting with various controls such as radio buttons, remote keyless entry fobs, etc.
A machine suited for pavement marking removal, runway rubber removal, curing compound removal on new concrete, pavement marking rejuvenation and cleaning, surface preparation before new markings are applied, cleaning oil, jet-blast residue and grease from taxiways and gate areas.
A machine used for hard surface deep cleaning/scrubbing with recovery.
The sweeper acts as a self-propelled vacuum cleaner that is fitted with all the necessary controls, instructions, accessories, and adjustments to enable it to function efficiently. It works on the suction principle i.e. the objects to be picked up are placed in a stream of high-velocity air, enabling them to develop an ‘aerodynamic drag force’ in the direction of the air flow.
A tow-behind airport sweeper is used for effective airfield snow removal and maintenance operations. The combined clearing action of the high-speed rotating brush and the powerful air blast remove snow, slush, debris, and dust from runways.
A vehicle that sprays calcium or sand to melt snow or ice accumulated on the road, runway or other surfaces to prevent slipping.
A satellite navigation device, colloquially called a GNSS receiver, GPS receiver, or simply a GPS, is a device that is capable of receiving information from GNSS satellites and then calculate the device's geographical position.
Accessories such as hydraulic rescue equipment, lifting cushions and air-tight cushions, pulley blocks, hand tools and a lot of more extrication tools.
Sensor to determine the amount of tension in a vehicle seat belt system
Fabric strap used in seat belt manufacture
Device placed in automotive seat to detect the presence of an occupant
Selective Calling (SELCAL) is an International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) managed communications method used to notify aircraft that a ground radio station wishes to communicate.
Except maintenance or service vehicles.
A type of trailer which is designed to be coupled to a towing vehicle and to impose a substantial part of its total weight on the towing vehicle.
Aircraft maintenance platforms are versatile structures that give maintenance engineers safe access to otherwise difficult-to-reach areas.
3rd party manufacturing of maintenance products for Marine lubricant customers that are not part of specialty chemicals portfolio nor fuel additives.
A mock navigation device that simulates ship navigation without actually sailing a ship. Designed for training.
Air inflation mechanism used for automotive door or seat side inflatable restraint system
A type of alignment device that checks for discrepancies in vehicle front wheel alignment such as toe in, camber and caster.
A vehicle that warns and guides traffic by turning on and off arrow shaped signal made of several light bulbs on the rear of the vehicle.
A floating membrane comprised of high strength synthetic textiles that prevents spreading of sand, soil and dirty water generated by reclamation of marine and river, dredging operations. It consists of a floatation part, a canvas part and a connection part.
A Single buoy mooring (SrM) (also known as single-point mooring or SPM) is a loading buoy anchored offshore, that serves as a mooring point and interconnect for tankers loading or offloading gas or liquid products. SPMs are the link between geostatic subsea manifold connections and weathervaning tankers. They are capable of handling any tonnage ship, even very large crude carriers (VLCC) where no alternative facility is available.
A flatbottom open boat of shallow draft propelled by oars, sail or motor
AAR Slack adjuster rule 8
Moveable plates on an alignment rack that go under a vehicle's wheels. They allow the suspension to settle prior to an alignment.
Truck equipped with a ventilator to clear smoke out of the building in case of fire.
Truck equipped with a ventilator and lighting to remove smoke from buildings at night
A vehicle with a mounted blower or blade --snow plow-- in front designed to remove accumulated snow from roads and other surfaces.
The solid waste collection equipment designed for lifting and unloading the garbage from garbage bins/containers, compaction transportation to dumping ground/transfer stations/processing plants.
These items are kits ,sets, or groupings of repair parts which are combined together for use on spacecraft and satellites.
A device that sprays high pressure air to remove impure substances, such as lead compounds or carbon deposits attached to the spark plug.
A gauge that measures the gap on engine spark plugs.
A device that measures spark gap and ignition and determines condition and performance.
An specialized type of socket wrench for removng or installing spark plugs on an internal combustion engine.
A device that checks and measures the condition and performance of vehicle speed indicators.
Equipment that sprays liquid particles by ejecting from small holes after the liquid chemical is pressed by the pump and sent to the exhaust nozzle. It is consisted of motorized type or towing type loaded in the trailer.
A diagnostic device designed to check the condition and performance of torque converters, front and rear brake bands, front and rear clutch by measuring the maximum rotation speed of engine for each range while the brake is on from the vehicle with the automatic transmission.
Steel railroad ties used in underground applications.
A testing device for vehicle steering gears of all types.
Part of a forging that usually includes the steering knuckle, spindle and steering arm, and allows the front wheel to pivot.
Device composed of a rack enclosed with a steering pinion. It is connected to the steering wheel through a set of shafts and U-joints. As the steering wheel is turned, the pinion moves and pushes the steering rack either to the left or right. The ends of the steering rack are connected to the front wheels so the steering rack inputs and turns them to the left or right as well.
The Loading Systems lifting platforms are designed to bridge large differences in height.
A machine that records the measurements of a tachometer, especially one in a vehicle recording its speed and the times at which it was driven.
A special truck with a rear container and door designed to protect freight from weather or burglary. May also come equipped with with windows, lights and ventilation.
A switch that opens the circle when reaching a given temperature and closes it again when the temperature is reduced from the given value. That temperature value varies with manufacturing characteristics.
A measuring device that checks the ignition timing of engine.
Tire chains are used to enable vehicle to operate in snow by providing improved grip.
Used to aid in removing the lug nuts when changing a tire.
A device that measures the air pressure of vehicle tires.
Assembled materials for patching and otherwise repairing tire and tube punctures.
A tire repair or changer is a machine used to help tire technicians dismount and mount tires with automobile wheels. After the wheel and tire assembly are removed from the automobile, the tire changer has all the tools and components necessary to remove and replace the tire from the wheel.
A machine to recycle worn tires, where the tire body is used and the old and worn tread is removed through scratch and application of a new tread.
A device that spreads open the tire in order to inspect for damage to internal wall of the tire.
A type of device designed to measure the toe in condition of front side of the front wheel of a vehicle.
A specialized type of equipment that removes impure substances inside of the converter of the automatic transmission. Washing oil is penetrated through the filter in forced circulation type to inject and wash inside torque converter.
Touch-free (or touchless) car washing technology is the modern car wash system reducing consumption of water, chemical solutions and time. Washing machinery uses high pressure jets that measure the length and width of the vehicle.
A metal product that has the shape of an angle or bent for convenient towing of vehicle. It is used for lifting or pulling vehicles.
A structure designed for tractor operation mounted on the chassis.
A mechanized assembly that provides a way to safely and more easily secure specific implements and trailers to the front or rear of a tractor.
The main part of the vehicle which is mounted on the chassis frame and directly linked to the suspension.
Trailers or caravan type towed vehicles used as classrooms for skill development
Prefabricated living structures attached to a trailer chassis that can be towed from one place to another
All components used for the mechanism of opening and closure of train doors.
A ship that is used for navigation practice and actual practice training for students. It is equipped with the structure of cargo vessel and passenger ship.
A saw tooth wheel box that distributes engine power to front and rear axles in a 4 wheel drive vehicle. It may have a speed reduction device.
An auxiliary airfoil attached to the primary rotor blade in an aircraft engine. It is attached with a hinge on the back of the controlling part serves to reduce power and stabilize the aircraft.
Large sheet of strong, flexible, water-resistant or waterproof material used to cover trucks.
A jack extended from the side of an aerial ladder or aerial platform truck to brace and stabilize the chassis when the ladder or platform is raised.
Supplementary tractor tool used to handle wood trunks of great length
A gauge consisting of a turn table for measuring the turning radius of vehicle front wheels.
Untreated lense produced from various polymeric materials used to cover vehicle interior lighting, lighted gauges and other lighted vehicle interior components.
A ship capable of being operated and piloted by induction or programmed software via radio waves, thus not requiring pilots or crew.
Manual or hydraulic upper arm of a tractor 3-point hitch attaching the tractor to an implement or ballast. The top link is length adjustable, and assists both the stability and angle of the implement to the ground.
The UTV or side by side is a small 2-person or 6-person four wheel drive off-road vehicle also called a recreational off highway vehicle (ROV)
A gauge that is used to inspect for leakage of engine valves, delays of ignition time, leakage of head gaskets or manifold gaskets and damage to valve springs. It is comprised of a vacuum gauge, hose, adaptor, connector, case and others.
A vehicle that removes waste substances and sedimentation within the sewer pipe in vacuuming and absorbing into the sludge tank for vehicle and washing with high water pressure on various sedimentary and residue in the sewer pipes for flawless drainage.
Equipment that grinds the contact side between poppet valve and valve seat of the cylinder head of diesel or gasoline engines.
Equipment that grinds the valve face that connects with the valve seat for the poppet valve with absorption and exhaustion of reciprocating type internal combustion engine. It is comprised of motor, chuck, grind wheel, cooling water pump and others.
Equipment that grinds the valve sheet of the cylinder head of reciprocating type internal combustion engine with certain angle and shape. The pilot stem is inserted to the valve guide hole to insert the T shaped handle axis and process the valve sheet by turning the handle manually.
A tool for assembly or disassembly of the valve and spring that works by compressing the spring of exhaust vale and air intake valve of the cylinder head or cylinder block of internal combustion engine.
A special motor vehicle with a mounted tank or pump to carry liquid products. Oil tanks or hopper trucks are excluded from this group.
A box designed for storage of food, flares, emergency goods and others inside or outside of the vehicle.
A device that is designed to cool down the inside of a vehicle to make pleasant indoor temperature.
A device that is designed to sense various dust, odor and cigarette smoke inside vehicle and exhaust gas flown into vehicle. It enables auto control with its density and generates the scent to circulate clean and pleasant indoor air at all times.
An ash tray for vehicle that is installed inside of vehicle to throw away the cigarette ash or cigarette butt.
An Audio/visual system that is manufactured to endure the vehicle vibration.
A machine calibrated for each part that fits a vehicle body capable of repairing those parts of the body that are bent or out of shape.
A device installed in front of the front bumper of a car. It is also referred to as the nudge bar.
A device that provides electrical heat to light a cigarette or cigar for vehicle passengers.
A switch that controls multiple signal lights installed on the vehicle.
A curtain which is installed inside of vehicle made in elasticity material or semi-elasticity material.
Numerous warning light symbols and indicators located on a vehicle dashboard to identify potential problem, safety issues or immediate failure points.
A facade panel or the like added to the surface of a vehicle interior component such as an instrument panel, door trim panel, glove box door or the like for decorative purposes.
A driver training device that simulates road and safety conditions likely to be encountered when driving a vehicle.
Lighting bonnet, holders and/or brackets are specifically designed for the lighting to settle tightly in the hood, fender, and/or roof of a vehicle. The lighting is planted with these parts into their final position. These parts may be plastic, rubber or sheet metal.
Consists of lighting and signalling devices mounted or integrated to the front, rear, sides, and in some cases the top of a motor vehicle.
A mat that is installed on the vehicle floor and trunk floor to maintain cleanliness.
The primary support apparatus for a vehicle chassis. Platform upon which body, suspension, engine, etc. mounted.
Needle and pointer indicator used to indicate status on fuel, temperature, speed and other vehicle gauges.
A heating device which makes the inside of vehicle warm.
A part that is the supporting point for opening and closing of vehicle door, hood, trunk and others.
Sticker or badge and the like depicting branding, model or other designation applied by various means to various areas of the vehicle interior.
Component used in conjunction with other vehicle electrical systems for shielding, attenuation and various other purposes.
A tool that uses the principle of lever and hydraulics to lift heavy objects. It is loaded on the vehicle as an emergency tool for tire changing and other uses.
A small radio frequency transmitting device used to lock and unlock vehicle doors and or perform other security related tasks remotely from the vehicle. Also commonly known as a key fob.
A ladder that has a device for attachment to a land vehicle. It is used for getting on and off the vehicle.
A tube used to distribute light from a remote light source to desired points of illumination in a vehicle interior.
A device that displays the pressure readings of engine oil in the lubricating system.
A projecting frame extending laterally beyond the main structure of a vehicle to stabilize the structure or support an extending part.
A type of cleansing machine that washes off the rust preventive oil, waste substance, foreign substance and others attached on the surface of the vehicle part. It is mixed in water with the detergent.
Lighting system in the rear part of the vehicle.
A vehicle is a machine that transports people or cargo. Vehicles include wagons, bicycles, motor vehicles, railed vehicles, watercraft, amphibious vehicles, aircraft, and spacecraft. Vehicle parts, components, and accessories mean any part, component, or accessory from any vehicle propelled by means of an electric, gasoline, diesel, propane, or alcohol-fueled engine. These materials are considered scrap if left randomly discarded on the property.
A specifically equipped vehicle that sprays sand for snow removal to make flawless traffic flow when there is snow or ice on the road due to snowfall during winter.
Complete vehicle seat assembly
A device used when working under the equipment body for a vehicle or construction machine. There is a pillow on the plate to lie down and it is easy to roll with the wheels attached.
A device that is made to deliver the motion from the steering wheel to the steering linkage of a motor vehicle.
Component that allows transport and protection of tires
An external cleansing system that washes the exterior of auto, bus and truck vehicles.
A diagnostic tool used to test and adjust the operation of vehicle window regulators.
A vehicle equipped with a device for cutting or shredding wood, twigs, etc.
Differential GNSS (DGNSS) is a kind of GNSS Augmentation system based on an enhancement to primary GNSS constellation(s) information by the use of a network of ground-based reference stations which enable the broadcasting of differential information to the user also named rover to improve the accuracy of his position the integrity is not assured.
A marker beacon is a particular type of VHF radio beacon used in aviation, usually in conjunction with an instrument landing system (ILS), to give pilots a means to determine position along an established route to a destination such as a runway.
VOLMET reports are broadcast principally over high-frequency (HF) radio by a number of civil and military stations located around the world. This global network is divided into regions with each region having a number of VOLMET broadcast stations that all broadcast on the same frequency(s).
VOR/DME is a radio beacon that combines a VHF omnidirectional range (VOR) with a distance measuring equipment (DME). The VOR allows the receiver to measure its bearing to or from the beacon, while the DME provides the slant distance between the receiver and the station.
A wall mounted type car wash equipment's are specially equipped structures designed auto wash facility used to clean the exterior and in some cases the interior of motor cars and vehicles etc.
A truck with an insulated metal container used to collect and transport garbage or paper.It is sometimes equipped with special devices such as a loader and a knuckle boom.
A component of the combustion engine cooling system of a transport vehicle.
The water service unit (WSU) is a trailer mounted unit, capable of providing drinking water for all commuter and narrow body aircrafts, as well as medium-sized aircrafts. The main feature of the system is to provide fast and clean supply of drinking water.
A vehicle specially designed for cleaning the road and for extinguishing fires.It is equipped with a water tank and sprinklers.
Specialized vehicles designed to transport and distribute water from the tanks located on the chassis.
A ship equipped with several kinds of weather observation equipment for studying weather patterns at sea.
A vehicle load indicator capable of accomplishing these objects may include a reference coil mounted on the vehicle and connected to parts of it which are moved relatively by load fluctuations so as to alter the position of such reference coil.
An specialized type of wrench used to loosen or tighten lug nuts on vehicle wheels.
A device for raising and lowering a glass window on automotive vehicles.It consists of a carrier panel securable to a door, pulleys that are rotatably mounted to the carrier panel and a lift plate that supports the window and enables it to travel a predefined path.Cables around the first and second pulleys are afixed to the lift plate.A manual or motor drive assembly iscoupled to the first and second cables for moving the pair of cables thereby elevating or lowering the lift plate.
A window that is installed in front of the handle of two wheel vehicle. It has the role to block off the cold wind on the two-wheel vehicle. Transparent acryl, polycarbonate and others are mainly used to make it.
A power device that supplies the force necessary to move the wiper by converting electric energy to rotational motion.
Wiper blades are an essential component of the windshield wiper.
Wooden structure used to support rail in railroad track construction
Automotive steering wheel whose driver interface is wholly or principally composed of wood products
A truck to provide prompt delivery of a work team, tools and equipment for emergency service and vehicle repairs, mobile maintenance of machinery and equipment or performing construction work.