hammer-harden (Meaning)
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hammer-harden (v. t.)
To harden, as a metal, by hammering it in the cold state.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hammer-harden
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hammer-harden Sentence Examples
- The metal was subjected to hammer-hardening to enhance its strength and durability.
- The blacksmith hammer-hardened the knife blade to make it more resistant to wear.
- The gold chain was hammer-hardened to prevent it from bending or breaking easily.
- The silver jewelry was hammer-hardened to give it a lustrous and durable finish.
- The hammer-hardening process involved repeatedly striking the metal with a hammer to induce cold working.
- The hammer-hardened surface of the metal developed a higher tensile strength and hardness.
- The hammer-hardened component was used in high-stress applications due to its improved mechanical properties.
- The hammer-hardening treatment resulted in a significant increase in the material's fatigue life.
- The hardened surface of the hammer-hardened metal exhibited improved wear resistance and less deformation.
- The hammer-hardening process was preferred for its simplicity and effectiveness in enhancing the properties of various metals.
FAQs About the word hammer-harden
To harden, as a metal, by hammering it in the cold state.
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The metal was subjected to hammer-hardening to enhance its strength and durability.
The blacksmith hammer-hardened the knife blade to make it more resistant to wear.
The gold chain was hammer-hardened to prevent it from bending or breaking easily.
The silver jewelry was hammer-hardened to give it a lustrous and durable finish.
