bander
- noun
- /ˈbændər/
- The bander quickly wrapped the packages.
Examples
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Each bundle was passed through the bander before being shipped to the warehouse.
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Several banders worked on the assembly line.
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The bander quickly secured the boxes with plastic straps.
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A new automatic bander was installed to speed up the packaging process.
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The bander carefully wrapped the products with plastic straps to keep them secure during shipping.
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At the packaging facility, the bander efficiently placed bands around the boxes for easy identification.
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Using his specialized machine, the bander applied labels and bands to the packages for organization.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bander comes from band ('a strip or strap') plus the agent -er ('one who does'). So a bander is literally someone or a machine that 'puts a band' around boxes or bundles to hold them together.