Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Performing a high percentage of service; high-economy: used of pumping-engines.
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In the larger type civil aircraft and in the military field, I can safely say that we are approaching the jet age when practically all aircraft in the high-power, high-duty class will be jet powered.
The Aircraft Industry in Canada and the Future Development of Jet Engines 1948
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The pumps feature a rugged hydraulic centre section that incorporates high-duty cycle-rated piston seal and wear rings.
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Both require minimal maintenance, even in the most demanding of fluid-management systems, and have the chemical and mechanical lubricity for medium to high-duty machining and grinding.
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Featuring carbon-kevlar body, 4M41 3.2 turbocharged exclusively, high-duty shock absorbers from Ohlins, 4-ventilated disc brakes (4-calipers) from Alcon.
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Both require minimal maintenance, even in the most demanding of fluid-management systems, and have the chemical and mechanical lubricity for medium to high-duty machining and grinding.
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Hydraulic fluid is cooled and filtered, and a rugged hydraulic centre section incorporates high-duty cycle-rated piston seal and wear rings.
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Both require minimal maintenance, even in the most demanding of fluid-management systems, and have the chemical and mechanical lubricity for medium to high-duty machining and grinding.
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Designed for high-duty applications, these products are said to provide a clean linear solution.
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Both require minimal maintenance, even in the most demanding of fluid-management systems, and have the chemical and mechanical lubricity for medium to high-duty machining and grinding.
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Designed for high-duty applications, these products are said to provide a clean linear solution.
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