Chariots pour sachets s/vide - trolleys for vacuum-packs ( translation glossary) بيع التجزئة,أخرى

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فرنسي مصطلح أو جملة:	Chariots pour sachets s/vide
أنجليزي ترجمة:	trolleys for vacuum-packs
تم إدخاله من قبل:	Chris Pott

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13:24 Apr 9, 2008

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فرنسي مصطلح أو جملة: Chariots pour sachets s/vide

From a list of miscellaneous equipment in an insurance claim survey report for fire damage to a department store. The purchase cost was 2,400 euros. Any help appreciated. Here is more of the list:

Etal poisson LG 4000 - TOURNUS EQUIPEMENT-
Combine billot - TOURNUS –
Gerbeur électrique+batterie - MIC –
Table poisson poly+douchette - TOURNUS EQUIPEMENT-
Check out caisse - ALSER –
Socles portables - SYMBOL –
Chariots pour sachets s/vide - TOURNUS –

Chris Pott

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xxxCMJ_Trans: 13:41 Apr 9, 2008: s/vide = sous vide = vacuum - is that your problem?
Chris Pott: 13:48 Apr 9, 2008: No - I know that "sous vide" means vacuum. I just have no idea what the object being referred to is.

trolleys for vacuum-packs

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Again, I suspect there might be a more specialist term for this, but I would imagine these are wheeled trolleys for storing vacuum-packed products. Perhaps you could find out more if the manufacturer Tournus has a website?

It might even be the trolleys on which the sealing machines sit, for sealing up those little 3-sided packs so beloved of fishmongery departments in big stores; but I must admit 'chariot' makes it sound more like some kind of storage device.

That said, the high purchase price might well lead us to imagine that it is not merely a trolley, but actually the whole vacuum-sealing machine itself; be careful that someone hasn't made a mistake and used 'sous vide' (vacuum-packed) instead of the more usual 'heat-sealing' (thermosoudé?). but it might be a work station for pre-packing fish into plastic-covered trays, for example.