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| Slip gasket
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Elastomer (natural occuring elastic substance) gasket, usable with a hub and spigot pipe because it has a tapered cross section. |
| Slip joint
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A connection made with compression fittings. |
| Slip joint pliers
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Slip joint pliers are general purpose pliers used for gripping and pulling. A two-position jaw opening handles a variety of sizes. |
| Slip ring
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Electrically conductive ring, which is used around a shaft to conduct current from a rotating part to a non-rotating part as with generators or electric motors. |
| Slip sheet
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Sheeting material placed between roofing components to prevent those components from adhering to one another or to prevent material damage due to component incompatibility. Slip Sheets may be polyethylene, rosin-sized sheathing paper, or other material. |
| Slip sill
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Sloping sill that deflects water away from the face of a building. |
| Slip stone
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Stone used to sharpen a concave cutting surface, such as a concave wood lathe. |
| Slip-resistant tile
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Tile having slip-resistant characteristics due to an abrasive admixture, abrasive particles in the surface or grooves or patterns in the surface. |
| Slip-tongue
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A spline or small strip of wood or metal used to reverse or change direction in installing standard tongue and groove strip flooring. Sometimes used in laying 3/4" solid tongue and groove parquet. |
| Slippage
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It is the sliding, lateral movement between adjacent to plies of felt along the plane of the bitumen film separating them, which results in a randomly wrinkled appearance. |
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