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bonder

bonder

7.6
A worker who joins small electronic parts with machines
  • noun
  • /ˈbɒndər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : operador de unión
  • As a bonder, she ensures that all components are securely joined during the manufacturing process.

Examples

  • The bonder carefully operated the machine to attach tiny wires to the circuit board.

  • The bonder worked efficiently on the assembly line.

  • The company is looking for an experienced bonder to join their electronics assembly team.

  • Many bonders are skilled in electronics.

  • As a skilled bonder, she efficiently connected the electronic components on the assembly line.

  • The bonder carefully applied adhesive to join the pieces of metal in the manufacturing process.

  • In her role as a bonder, he used specialized equipment to ensure all parts were securely attached.

Synonyms

riveter
vsbonder
  • Specialized
3 8.1

A person who joins metal pieces by hammering small metal pins through them

uses equipment to join components often in electronics rather than heavy metal work
stitcher
vsbonder
1 3.4

A person or machine that sews pieces of cloth together

uses industrial equipment to join parts rather than hand or garment sewing
joiner
vsbonder
  • UK
1 5.5

A worker who makes and joins wooden parts like doors, windows, and furniture

works across factories and electronics joining components not limited to wood
splicer
vsbonder
  • Specialized
1 7.7

A person who joins ropes or cables by weaving their strands together

focuses on machinery joining electronic or other components rather than rope work
solderer
vsbonder
  • Specialized
7.5

A person who joins metal parts by melting a soft metal between them

performs broader equipment-based joining in manufacturing and electronics
seamer
vsbonder
6.2

A person or machine that sews pieces of material together

applies machine-based joining for components rather than textile seams
tacker
vsbonder
9.3

A worker who sews long loose stitches to hold clothes before final sewing

performs permanent equipment-based joining instead of temporary hand basting

How Technical

engineer
729 3.2
specialist
352 3.9
technician
  • Specialized
184 3.7
bonder
  • Specialized
7.6
operator
268 3.0

Surface Forms

bonder singular
bonders plural

Morphology

bonder = bond (transparent) = bond + er

Agent noun formed from the verb 'bond' indicating a person who performs bonding work; meaning follows a standard pattern.

Etymology

Bonder comes from bond 'to join' and the ending -er 'someone who does'. A bonder is a person who joins parts or runs machines that attach tiny pieces in factories.