linisher


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linisher

(ˈlɪnɪʃə)
n
(Crafts) a machine that polishes and makes the surface of a material smooth using a moving belt coated in an abrasive material
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The employee had been working on the vessel and tried to pick up a linisher, (specialist sanding/ polishing machine) - when he fell 1.
You don't have to fall far to get hurt
For example, a twin-headed, flat bed, linisher is being used to take flat bar or box section components to a high level of surface finish.
Westward go! Having started Plymouth Metal Polishing with an investment of [pounds sterling]150 and achieving a first year turnover of [pounds sterling]9000 back in 1989, managing director Steve Kelly is rightly proud of the business that is now one of the market leaders in metal polishing. His latest investment, a testament to his foresight and market awareness, is now moving the business forward to the next stage
The unit handles steel or aluminium dust from a floor mounted fettling booth and from a belt linisher.
Wet dust extraction
The unit is handling steel or aluminium dust created in a floor-mounted fettling booth, and by a Grindingmaster belt linisher.
Dust extraction installation
Fine Blanking's equipment includes nine fine-blanking presses, eight eccentric presses, two CNC machining centres, two CNC turning centres, six auto lathes, three de-burring linishers, a robot welder station, a fully equipped tool room and a host of secondary operation and transport equipment.
Innovation takes South African fine blanking company into world markets
The two Polytex units were installed to handle dust from double-ended polishers and linishers, while together with two existing units, Finsbury now has seven Dustands serving a total of nine work stations.
Dust extraction for Finsbury's new factory
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