foglalatokkal

Foglalat, foglalatok and the instrumental form foglalatokkal refer to mounting, setting, or holder systems used to secure or display an object. The term is polysemantic in Hungarian, covering several domains where an item is placed in a surrounding structure or integrated into a larger assembly. The instrumental form foglalatokkal is used when describing an item that comes with such mountings or is accompanied by holders.

In jewelry and decorative arts, foglalat means the setting that holds a gemstone or ornament in place. The choice of foglalat affects the stone’s security, exposed surface, and overall appearance. Different settings are selected to suit gemstone shape, cut, and wearer preference, balancing protection with visibility.

In electronics and lighting, foglalat denotes sockets, bases, or housings that accept components such as bulbs, plugs, or integrated circuits. Foglalatok at this scale must ensure electrical contact, mechanical stability, and compatibility with standards for voltage, current, and pin arrangement.

Other applications include mechanical and architectural contexts, where foglalat may describe brackets, frames, or mounting assemblies that secure fixtures or equipment to surfaces or structures. Materials, tolerances, and environmental resistance (such as temperature and corrosion) influence design choices.

Usage and interpretation vary by field, but the core idea remains: foglalatokkal describes objects provided with or integrated into a mounting or setting. The term appears in product descriptions, catalogs, and technical documentation to indicate the presence or possibility of such mounting hardware.