Deutsch: Komponente / Español: Componente / Português: Componente / Français: Composant

In an industrial or industry context, a "component" refers to a distinct part or element that makes up a larger system or product. Components can be simple parts such as screws and nuts or complex systems such as engines and electronic circuits.

Examples of components in an industrial context include:

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