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    Translation correct?

    lfm. (laufenden Meters) - running metres

    Source Language Term

    lfm. (laufenden Meters)

    Correct?

    running metres

    Examples/ definitions with source references
    2.000 lfm Kleinteileregale
    Comment
    Having found what lfm. stood for in the Wahrig, I've come up with "running metre(s)".
    I can't seem to find any supporting evidence though!

    Does anyone know if this term exists in English?
    + can it be abbreviated?




    AuthorThanks, Nicole02 Aug 04, 10:41
    Corrections

    successive metres

    -

    *



    Comment
    aufeinanderfolgende Meter
    #1AuthorByrdy02 Aug 04, 10:50
    Comment
    running meters (AE) bzw. running metre (BE) sind zumindest in der techn. Textilindustrie schon sehr verberitet. Habe auch schon von "running inch" und "running yard" gehört.

    http://www.resil.com/dictionary/r.htm
    #2AuthorJuliane02 Aug 04, 11:10
    Corrections

    running metre

    -

    laufende Meter



    Comment
    running metre - Ernst Woerterbuch der Industriellen Technik gives "Folgemeter" as an alternative.

    Hohenadel Textilwoerterbuch also gives "running metre" (AE meter)

    Wittfoht Plastics Technical Dictionary gives "running metre" and abbreviation r.m.
    #3Authorbluejay(uk)02 Aug 04, 11:18
    Sources
    Context/ examples
    Lineal MetreA metre of length irrespective of width and thickness.

    (http://www.tradegate.org.au/ec-projects/curre...)

    LM: Lineal (running) metre. A measurement of the length of a board.

    http://www.thingstobuild.com/helpfiles_glossa...
    Comment
    Thanks for the earlier answers, I've done some more research myself and:

    Running metre appears to be used with cloth, whereas lineal metre is preferred for wood, building materials
    #4AuthorNicole03 Aug 04, 14:16
     
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