rivetter
- noun
- /ˈrɪvɪtər/
- Specialized
- The mechanic used a rivetter to secure the metal plates together.
None of this using a hand riveter and just wrecking your hand.
- None of this using a hand riveter and just wrecking your hand.
Examples
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She learned to operate a rivetter during her training in welding.
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None of this using a hand riveter and just wrecking your hand.
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The factory had several riveters for assembling structural components.
Synonyms
A machine that pushes small metal pins through metal pieces to hold them together
A machine that puts metal pins through parts to hold them together
How Powerful
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rivetter can also mean a machine and comes from rivet 'metal pin' plus -er 'thing that does the action'. A rivetter machine 'drives' rivets into metal, which is why it speeds up joining parts on the factory floor.