sheet metal

See also: sheet-metal

English

Alternative forms

• sheet-metal

Etymology

From sheet +‎ metal.

Noun

sheet metal (countable and uncountable, plural sheet metals)

1. Metal worked into a thin, flat sheet, used widely as construction material and raw material for a multitude of industrial products. It is thicker than foil and thinner than plate.

Translations

Metal worked into a thin, flat sheet

• Afrikaans: blik (af)
• Catalan: xapa (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Hokkien: 板金 (zh-min-nan) (pán-kim)

  Mandarin: 板金 (zh) (bǎnjīn)

• Czech: plech (cs) m
• Danish: blik n
• Dutch: blik (nl) n
• Esperanto: lado (eo)
• Estonian: plekk
• Finnish: pelti (fi), ohutlevy
• French: tôle (fr) f
• German: Blech (de) m
• Greek: λαμαρίνα (el) f (lamarína)
• Hebrew: פָּח (he) m (paẖ)
• Hindi: धातु चद्दर (dhātu caddar)
• Hungarian: bádog (hu)
• Ido: tolo (io)
• Ingrian: karta
• Italian: lamiera (it) f
• Japanese: 板金 (ja) (いたがね, itagane), 板金 (ja) (ばんきん, bankin)
• Kazakh: қаңылтыр (qañyltyr)
• Korean: 판금 (ko) (pan'geum)
• Luxembourgish: Blech m
• Macedonian: ламарина f (lamarina), лим m (lim)
• Malayalam: തകിട് (takiṭŭ)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: blikk n

  Nynorsk: blekk n

• Polish: blacha (pl) f
• Portuguese: chapa de metal f
• Romanian: tablă (ro) f
• Russian: листово́й мета́лл (ru) m (listovój metáll)
• Samogitian: blieka f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ли̏м m, плочевина f

  Roman: lȉm (sh) m, pločevina f

• Slovak: plech m
• Slovene: pločevina f
• Spanish: hojalata (es) f
• Swedish: plåt (sv) c
• Turkish: sac (tr)
• West Flemish: blek