bonder (Meaning)

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bonder (n.)

One who places goods under bond or in a bonded warehouse.

A bonding stone or brick; a bondstone.

A freeholder on a small scale.

The bonder is an essential tool in the process of adhesive bonding.
As a skilled bonder, he knew precisely how to apply the adhesive for optimal strength.
The aerospace industry relies on advanced bonders to ensure the integrity of aircraft structures.
She became proficient in operating the bonder after completing extensive training.
The bonder's role is critical in joining materials together securely.
Our company invested in state-of-the-art bonders to enhance production efficiency.
The technician calibrated the bonder to meet the specific requirements of the project.
Proper maintenance of the bonder is necessary to prevent downtime and ensure consistent performance.
The bonder expertly bonded the components, achieving a seamless finish.
With the help of the bonder, we can achieve strong and durable bonds between different materials.

One who places goods under bond or in a bonded warehouse., A bonding stone or brick; a bondstone., A freeholder on a small scale.

confinement, bracelet,chain, handcuff(s), bind, shackle, tie, restraint, fetter, irons

disengaging, parting, parting, detaching, detaching, separation, disengaging,separation, emancipation, liberation

The bonder is an essential tool in the process of adhesive bonding.

As a skilled bonder, he knew precisely how to apply the adhesive for optimal strength.

The aerospace industry relies on advanced bonders to ensure the integrity of aircraft structures.

She became proficient in operating the bonder after completing extensive training.