Coslettizev.
/ˈkɒzlɪtʌɪz/ transitive. To protect (iron or steel) from corrosion by forming a coating of phosphate on the surface of the metal.
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Coslettize1908
1908 Engineering 26 June 870/1 Even micrometers can be Coslettised.
1927 Daily Express 21 June 6 Frame coslettized, making it absolutely rust and weather proof.
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ˈCoslettized adj.
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Coslettized1908
1908 Engineering 26 June 870/1 The Coslettised article has a dull-black slaty appearance.
ˈCoslettizer n.
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1921 Dict. Occup. Terms (1927) §278 Browner; coslettiser; prepares bath of distilled water, phosphoric acid and iron filings; boils steel articles, e.g. parts of small arms, cycles, in bath.
ˈCoslettizing n.
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Coslettizing1908
1908 Daily Chron. 21 Nov. 9/3 The treatment of frames to a special rust-preventing process known as Coslettising.
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