liitossarja

Liitossarja is a Finnish term formed from liitos (joint, connection) and sarja (series). In technical Finnish, the compound describes a series or grouping of connecting elements that form a system or assembly. The exact meaning and scope vary by field, but the concept generally centers on repetition, modularity, and connectivity of joints, fasteners, or interfaces.

In mechanical engineering and construction, a liitossarja may refer to a predefined set of connecting elements that are used together to join components. Such a series can be specified in drawings, catalogs, or installation instructions, enabling standardized and repeatable assembly of structures or machines. The term is often encountered in product manuals or engineering documentation where modular connections are emphasized.

In robotics and automation, liitossarja can describe the chain of joints and actuators that enables movement in a mechanism or robotic arm. The idea of a series of connected interface points is relevant to planning range of motion, control, and replacement parts within a system.

In other contexts, the term remains a descriptive, field-dependent expression for any sequence of connected elements or interfaces. Because liitossarja is a general Finnish compound rather than a fixed technical term, its precise meaning is defined by the source material, such as standards, catalogs, or technical texts.

See also: liitos, sarja, yhdistäminen.