Glossary C

Deutsch: Frachtschiff / Español: Barco de Carga / Português: Navio de Carga / Français: Navire de Charge / Italiano: Nave da Carico /

Cargo carrying ship is characterized as merchant ship designed for the carriage of goods and/or public transport of passengers.

Card-based program refers to frequent shopper program characterized by the use of a free membership-type card. The card often allows special prices or promotional deals as well as check-approval.

Carbonator is characterized as motor-driven water pump, with tank and control valves, to combine cold water and CO₂ gas in a storage tank. producing soda water. Carbonator is used for soda fountains, car-bonated beverage dispensers, and dispensing systems.

A Carbon Electrode refers to a conductive element that, via an electric field, emits, captures or controls electrons or ions (anode and cathode).

Carbon collector revolves around a product that works in tandem with carbon brushes and are used to transfer an electrical current from a rail, wire or other conductive track to a locomotive, crane or other linear, moving object.

Captive bolt stun gun is described as a device used during the slaughter process to render animals unconscious prior to bleeding. The gun fires a bolt into the brain of the animal; the bolt is considered "captive" in that it is not a bullet that flies free of the device. It is also called Penetrative stunning device(s).

Captive-bolt refers to an instrument used to stun cattle prior to slaughter. The bolt is driven into the animal?s brain, rendering it unconscious.

Canvas is described as a tightely woven cloth used for sails, covers, dodgers and biminis. Typically made from cotton, hemp or linen. Sailcloth made out of synthetic materials are now used for modern sails.