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Secondary III • 2yr.

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What's the difference between linkage and guiding?

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      avatarLouis-Philippe Bteacher check
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      Thanks for your question!

      Linkage is an elementary mechanical function performed by a member which joins together two parts of a technical object.

      Guiding is an elementary mechanical function which allows the parts of a technical object to move in a precise manner.

      Thus, linkage holds the parts together, while guiding only directs their movement.

      Don’t hesitate to ask other questions!

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