Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

加工処理部品

English translation:

processed parts

Added to glossary by Shannon Morales
Mar 23, 2003 05:29
21 yrs ago
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Japanese term

加工処理部品

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Manufacturing Manufacturing
In context of delivery of factory machine parts. I don't yet have much manufacturing-related experience, but my sense is that word-for-word translation is not the best option for this. Any advice on when kako should be work/when it should be processing, etc. would be appreciated, too... Thanks!

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Non-ProZ.com Mar 23, 2003:
But... Thanks for all your very informative answers and references. But I'm curious, since it refers to the actual parts for a machine, would "processing parts" not be more appropriate than "processed parts"? Or perhaps "machining parts"? From the context, it seems to be referring to parts of a machine that then performs processing or machining. Hmmmm...

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processed parts

加工も処理も同じ事ではないですか?

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Note added at 2003-03-23 06:51:20 (GMT)
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http://www.koryohatsujo.com/site-map.html
http://www.sekisuiheim.com/sgt/sgt_e/
かこう【加工】
 ◆food-processing industries (各種)食品加工工業[産業, 業界]
 ◆workC集合的D; workpieces; workparts 製造中の被加工物, 仕掛け品, 仕掛かり品
 ◆Teflon coating テフロン加工
 ◆a work surface (被)加工面, 被削面
 ◆secure work (被)加工物をしっかり固定する
 ◆improve the machinability of... 〜の機械加工性[可削性, 切削性, 被削性]を向上させる
 ◆parts being worked on in manufacture 製作途上にある部品; 製造中の被加工物; 仕掛け品; 仕掛かり品
 ◆a food-processing plant 食品加工工場
 ◆the hardest-to-machine super alloy 最も機械加工のしにくい[難削な]スーパーアロイ
 ◆a fish-processing plant 魚加工工場
 ◆the working of metal into a rod 金属を棒状にする加工
 ◆The part is being worked on. この部品は, 加工を受けている最中である.
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Peer comment(s):

agree sandhya_k : 加工処理 can be translated as "processed" and 部品 would be "part". Therefore "processed parts" should be a fine translation.
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thanks a lot
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "While no one responded to the note I added later, processed parts made more and more sense as I thought about it, so that's what I eventually chose. Thanks to you all for the very helpful info and references. I'm glad I asked this question -- I learned a lot from the answers! (I hope someone else does/has, too.)"
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semi-finished parts for processing

機械加工を必要とする場合はprocessingよりも machiningのほうが良いと思います。
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agree Maynard Hogg : For a minute, I thought that you were saying that 処理 was machining.
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machining

As someone has already pointed out, in the context of machine parts, 加工 is machinery. (Let's save the データ加工 for another time.<笑>)

処理 on the other hand, refers to heating, annealing, sealing, painting, etc.

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Note added at 2003-03-23 06:38:47 (GMT)
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加工食品 can mean ¥"processed foods¥"--but not always.

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Note added at 2003-03-23 06:44:47 (GMT)
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I could have sworn that めっき was a 処理, but Google reports that ¥"めっき処理¥" outnumbers ¥"めっき加工¥" only 352 hits to 291.

There are even 7 (of about 17) with BOTH.

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Note added at 2003-03-23 06:49:33 (GMT)
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Google has 184 hits for ¥"表¥面加工処理¥", many of which seem to refer to both machining AND treatment--fair enough when one considers that machine parts have to be polished, etc.

Google has 72 hits for ¥"情報加工処理¥", a can of worms that I prefer to skip.

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Note added at 2003-03-23 06:52:41 (GMT)
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Speaking of ¥"めっき処理¥" http://www.inv.co.jp/‾yoshi/yougo/den4.html has a long list of J/E translation pairs.
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