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inclinator

inclinator

9.6
A machine that tilts heavy objects to change their angle in factories
  • noun
  • /ɪnˈklaɪneɪtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : inclinador
  • The workers used an inclinator to safely tilt the large metal sheets during assembly.

Examples

  • Installing an inclinator improved efficiency in the warehouse by making it easier to pour materials.

  • The engineer checked the inclinator to ensure it could handle the weight of the new molds.

  • The inclinator efficiently moves materials between different levels.

  • Can you operate the inclinator safely?

  • The workers used an inclinator to safely tilt the large metal sheets during assembly.

  • Installing an inclinator improved efficiency in the warehouse by making it easier to pour materials.

  • The engineer checked the inclinator to ensure it could handle the weight of the new molds.

Synonyms

adjuster
vsinclinator
3 3.8

A person or thing that moves something to the right position

focuses on tilting objects to alter their angle rather than general adjustments
positioner
vsinclinator
  • Specialized
1 7.5

A machine part that moves another part into the right place

tilts parts to change their angle rather than general positioning

Antonyms

leveler
  • US
1 3.3

A tool or person that makes a surface flat and even

Surface Forms

inclinator singular
inclinator plural

Morphology

inclinator = incline (transparent) = incline + ator

Formed from 'incline' + the agent/instrument suffix '-ator', yielding a device or agent that tilts or favors; the relation is directly inferable.

Etymology

Inclinator comes from incline ('to lean') and the ending -ator ('one that does'), so it means 'something that makes things lean'. Imagine a machine that gently tilts heavy metal sheets during work, and you can see why it is called an inclinator.