Glossary entry

Flemish term or phrase:

stuwzakken

English translation:

cargo bags

Added to glossary by Robert Kleemaier
Sep 18, 2003 19:33
20 yrs ago
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Flemish term

stuwzakken

Flemish to English Tech/Engineering Transport / Transportation / Shipping transport
In the same proposal as regards 'inkomstinspectie', this term appears in the following context:

"In de opgegeven prijs is rekening gehouden dat XXX tevens voorraadbeheer doet van de nodige verpakkingsmaterialen, zoals de kisten, ………., stuwzakken."

I'm almost certain that this refers to a type of packaging or stowage bag, but I'm unable to find the correct term. Assistance would be appreciated. TIA
Proposed translations (English)
3 cargo bags
5 +1 stuff bagx
5 Dunnage Bag

Proposed translations

13 hrs
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cargo bags

misschien?
In de scheepvaart wordt Verpakking... soms vertaald met cargo ...., daarom dacht ik dat he thier misschien ook kon

internetreferentie:
Cargo Bags
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hoi Henk, Ik dacht ook aan 'storage bags', maar je antwoord is prima, gezien deze in containers gepropt worden. Bedankt! "
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2 hrs

stuff bagx

Declined
These are the sort of lightweight bags that you can literally stuff things like sleeping bags, blankets, etc into. See the website
http://www.backcountry-equipment.com/accessrs/a-bags/perregr...

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Note added at 2 hrs 29 mins (2003-09-18 22:03:26 GMT)
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Should be stuff bags of course!
Peer comment(s):

agree Jason Roberts : or stuff sacks, I know them as 'stow bags' but I think that is a brand name.
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Comment: "The text refers to industrial bags for transport. Sorry"
3447 days

Dunnage Bag

Deze zakken worden gebruikt om lege ruimtes in zeecontainers te vullen en zo dus te lading te stuwen/tegenhouden, om schuiven/omkiepen te voorkomen.

Vroeger waren deze gevuld met licht materiaal, tegenwoordig zijn ze opblaasbaar.


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