#industrial manufacturing

• Abrasive — A natural or artificial product or material (such as diamond, corundum, carborundum, or sand) composed of hard granules used through friction, wear, or impact to cut, polish, clean, or smooth metallic, wooden, or mineral surfaces; (adjectival, literal) possessing a rough structure capable of wearing down or eroding through friction; (adjectival, figurative) a communication style, behavior, or individual character marked by harshness, aggressiveness, verbal roughness, lack of tact, and a tendency to generate interpersonal conflicts or tensions.
• Additive — A chemical substance added in small quantities to a product (such as fuels, lubricants, foods, cement, or polymers) to improve its properties, prolong its preservation, or impart new structural characteristics; as an adjective, it describes a process based on accumulation, summation, or progressive addition (e.g., additive manufacturing). This structural element is indispensable in modern industrial processes for material performance optimization.
• Deep drawing machine — A specialized technical term designating a machine tool, industrial equipment, or mechanical device used specifically to execute deep drawing operations on sheet metal. This machine utilizes high-power hydraulic or mechanical pressing systems to guide the punch inside the die, ensuring rapid and uniform plastic deformation of flat blanks in mass production.
• Metal stamping operator — A skilled worker or industrial operator specialized in executing deep drawing operations on sheet metal; a person who adjusts and operates stamping presses and drawing dies. Also, in an instrumental sense, the term can refer to a device, guiding element, or punch utilized in the plastic deformation process of metals to obtain hollow parts.
• Ignitable — Capable of being ignited, susceptible to catching fire or entering combustion under the action of a spark or heat source. This niche structural term is sometimes used in industrial or laboratory technical analyses as a bookish synonym for the flammability property of gases or synthetic materials.
• Female assembler — A female worker specialized in the operations of mounting, joining, and assembling the component parts of a technical assembly, mechanical or electronic device, or industrial item; an automated machine or device used for the structural joining of various subassemblies in continuous flow production lines.
• Machining — A mechanical technological process of shaping a solid material (metal, wood, plastic) by successively removing the machining allowance in the form of chips, using specific cutting tools (lathe tools, milling cutters, drill bits), to obtain a part with well-defined geometric dimensions, shapes, and roughness.
• To self-equip — To equip or endow an enterprise, a workshop, an institution, or a technical system with machinery, tools, or industrial equipment through one's own financial and logistical efforts, without resorting to external loans or extra government subsidies; to self-equip using internal resources.