Kioldható

Kioldható is a Hungarian term that translates to "releasable" or "releasable type" in English. It is commonly used in various technical contexts, particularly in engineering and manufacturing, to describe components or materials that are designed to be detached or released under specific conditions. This release can be intentional, as part of a functional mechanism, or it can refer to a property that allows something to break away or come undone.

In mechanical engineering, "kioldható" might describe a safety mechanism that is designed to release a part if an excessive force is applied, preventing damage to the system. It can also refer to quick-release mechanisms on equipment or vehicles, allowing for rapid assembly or disassembly. In the context of materials science, a "kioldható" coating or adhesive might be one that can be removed or dissolved when desired, perhaps with a specific solvent or heat treatment. The term emphasizes the designed ability to be released, often implying a controlled or predictable action. The specific nature of what is being released and the method of release are usually clarified by the surrounding context.