A bowl used to separate water from fuel.

A type of paint which uses water as its primary carrier rather than typical organic solvents.

Unit of power. Volts X amps.

The power rating of an electrical device.

A winding that is wound in waves instead of individual coils.

Pattern displayed on an oscilloscope screen.

The distance between corresponding points of two consecutive waves.

A uniquely formulated blend that protects and produces a durable, high-gloss finish on a painted surface. The application of waxes make it easier to clean painted surfaces. Some also serve as polishes due to containing a percentage of very fine abrasive and are capable of removing minor paint imperfections.

Anti-corrosion body wax injected into box sections.

A switch or valve that operates as temperature affects a wax pellet.