precure
- noun
- Specialized
- A proper precure is essential to achieve the desired properties in the finished product.
Examples
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The precure process is essential in rubber manufacturing.
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If the precure is incomplete, the material may not perform well during final processing.
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The technician inspected the batch after the precure to ensure correct hardness before final vulcanization.
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We need to ensure proper precure before the final stage.
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The manufacturer used a process to achieve a precure of the rubber, ensuring its durability before the final molding.
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After the precure phase, the resin was ready for the next stage of production.
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This precure method reduces defects in the final product by enhancing the material's strength.
Synonyms
An action or product that prepares something before the main treatment
How Cured
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word precure comes from pre- 'before' and cure 'to harden'. So a precure is a first or partial hardening done before the final cure, used to check the material before the last step.