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Definition of swage in English: swagenoun sweɪdʒsweɪdʒ 1A shaped tool or die for giving a desired form to metal by hammering or pressure. Example sentencesExamples - The bumper-to-body join lines are discreet and in line with the side rubbing strake, and the wheel arches are gently flared instead of being bounded by thick swages.
- At a distal end of the head support arm, there is a flat portion with a swage hole for connection of the flexure assembly.
- Even if it was the swages that caused the damage it does not take a genius to figure out the physics behind what would be most likely to cut.
- These spring swages were carefully patterned after the shapes contained in an original Drew calking die I bought from the company many years ago.
- You can find wreaths, door swages and various other items for just about every season if you shop around a bit.
2A groove, ridge, or other moulding on an object.
verb sweɪdʒsweɪdʒ [with object]1Shape (metal) using a swage, especially in order to reduce its cross section. the instrument has a swaging head and a pulsed action which flattens the rivet in a series of rolling motions Example sentencesExamples - Large rounded headlamps, swaged bonnet and indicators integrated into the front grille give the vehicle a jovial appearance, accentuated by the deep front bumper.
- The hassle factor goes up exponentially when you have to swage primer pockets and keep that brass separate.
- Its Reduced Hazard ammunition features a core of pure Bismuth that is first cast, then swaged and finally plated with a jacket of pure copper.
- The company also specializes in metal fabrication of tubular components including swaging, bending, flaring, tip reducing, coiling, and laser welding.
- Since metal is swaged around a mandrel, the blank actually gets longer during the process.
- They are swaged to a uniform shape and weight, which promotes excellent accuracy.
- The ‘cut wire’ process consists of cutting off cylinders of steel wire, rounding them by swaging and grinding them to final shape between two flat rotating disks, followed by annealing and polishing.
- 1.1 Join (metal pieces) together by using a swage.
eye-ends in corrosion-resisting steel swaged on aircraft control cables Example sentencesExamples - All later models have pins that are swaged into the toe piece.
Origin Late Middle English (in sense 2 of the noun): from Old French souage 'decorative groove', of unknown origin. Rhymes age, assuage, backstage, cage, downstage, engage, enrage, gage, gauge, mage, multistage, offstage, onstage, Osage, page, Paige, rage, rampage, sage, stage, under-age, upstage, wage Definition of swage in US English: swagenounswājsweɪdʒ 1A shaped tool or die for giving a desired form to metal by hammering or pressure. Example sentencesExamples - You can find wreaths, door swages and various other items for just about every season if you shop around a bit.
- These spring swages were carefully patterned after the shapes contained in an original Drew calking die I bought from the company many years ago.
- The bumper-to-body join lines are discreet and in line with the side rubbing strake, and the wheel arches are gently flared instead of being bounded by thick swages.
- At a distal end of the head support arm, there is a flat portion with a swage hole for connection of the flexure assembly.
- Even if it was the swages that caused the damage it does not take a genius to figure out the physics behind what would be most likely to cut.
2A groove, ridge, or other molding on an object.
verbswājsweɪdʒ [with object]1Shape (metal) using a swage, especially in order to reduce its cross section. the instrument has a swaging head and a pulsed action which flattens the rivet in a series of rolling motions Example sentencesExamples - The ‘cut wire’ process consists of cutting off cylinders of steel wire, rounding them by swaging and grinding them to final shape between two flat rotating disks, followed by annealing and polishing.
- Its Reduced Hazard ammunition features a core of pure Bismuth that is first cast, then swaged and finally plated with a jacket of pure copper.
- The hassle factor goes up exponentially when you have to swage primer pockets and keep that brass separate.
- The company also specializes in metal fabrication of tubular components including swaging, bending, flaring, tip reducing, coiling, and laser welding.
- Since metal is swaged around a mandrel, the blank actually gets longer during the process.
- They are swaged to a uniform shape and weight, which promotes excellent accuracy.
- Large rounded headlamps, swaged bonnet and indicators integrated into the front grille give the vehicle a jovial appearance, accentuated by the deep front bumper.
- 1.1with adverbial Join (metal pieces) together by swaging process.
eye-ends in corrosion-resisting steel swaged on aircraft control cables Example sentencesExamples - All later models have pins that are swaged into the toe piece.
Origin Late Middle English (in swage (sense 2 of the noun)): from Old French souage ‘decorative groove’, of unknown origin. |