Provides protection to your eardrums from damaging noise levels in the metalworking areas

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Taping over panel edges and body lines prior to machine buffering or polishing to protect the paint from burn-through.

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A type of energy absorber that relies on the collapse of plastic ribs to absorb energy.

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The ability of metal to stretch and return to its original shape

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A device that plugs into 120 volts to produce a vibrating action to assist in cutting the adhesive around glass.

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Results when excess current causes wiring to overheat, melt and burn

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Results when excess current causes wiring to overheat, melt and burn.

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Graphic representations of electrical-electrical components.

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A resistance spot welding part that allows current flow through spot weld

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It allows the air bag to deploy in the event of a power failure

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A machine that provides energy to move the vehicle and power all accessories

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A government agency responsible for environmental protection

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Also called a damage report or appraisal, it calculates the cost of parts, materials and labor for repairing a collision-damaged vehicle

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The process of chemically roughing a metal surface

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Air pressure waves that result from extremely rapid burning

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The part of an air conditioning system where the refrigerant changes from a low-pressure liquid to a low-pressure gas by absorbing heat from the air in the vehicle's passenger compartment

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A power window that lowers or raises nonstop when the switch is momentarily pressed

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A part that fits between the socket and its drive handle. They allow you to reach in and install the socket when surrounded by obstructions

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A primer that uses a thermoset resin to increase corrosion protection and adhesion, with minimal shrinkage

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It allows you to convert from English to metric or from metric to English values.

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It collects and discharges exhaust gases caused by the combustion of the air/fuel mixture within the engine

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