Dima (industry)


The wooden mask made by Bertone for the "Giulietta Sprint" bodywork.

The dime, even the mask, masquerade or mold, is a shape, mold, or shape that is designed to reproduce a spacing, profile of an object, or object itself. With dimes you can adjust, arrange and assemble different parts that need to be calibrated millimeter between them. Etimologiamodifica wikitesto

The "dima" lemma is the transformation by syncope of the medieval Latin word "digma", whose use began in Italy in the first half of the seventh century, during the period of Ravenna's exaltation, derived from the Greek δεῖγμα, meaning of exhibition, essay, pattern or sample.

In Italian dialects and regional languages, the word was also assumed in the shapes of dummy, delma, deuma, delma, derma, dema, with the same meaning. Use the wikitesto modifier

Dime is used in industry, like in crafts, to build, install and repair. They have the widest application in construction, hydraulics, mechanics and the most diverse sectors. They can be of industrial or craftsmanship.

Various usage examples are:

At present, in industry more than in craftsmanship, where it's possible to replace dime with computer technology (CAD). Voices correlateemodify wikitesto

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