aluminium

Converse of object

• anodise: The windows running between columns are in anodised aluminum.
• extrude: Composition, manufacture The box and guide channels are manufactured from extruded aluminum.
• anodize: It is constructed mostly from CNC machined and black anodized aluminum with a silky smooth movement.
• brush: Beautifully finished in brushed aluminum, our car tax holder looks the biz.

Adjective modifier

• molten: Molten aluminum is added vaporizing the polystyrene on contact.
• coated: Planks can be manufactured in lengths to span the roof and are typically of powder coated aluminum hollow sections connected with hoses.
• polished: Available in a plain polished aluminum with or without the gear gate engraved or silver anodised with or without the gate engraved.
• recycled: It takes up to 95 % less energy to make a recycled aluminum can than to start from scratch according to Alcan.
• lightweight: A further selection of accessories attach to the frame with lightweight aluminum clamps.

Modifies a noun

• alloy: Can be made from aluminum alloy, copper or steel.
• foil: Please put only clean aluminum foil in the bank.
• smelter: Great pipes slide down the flanks of Ben Nevis bringing power to the defunct aluminum smelter.
• can: Over 4 billion aluminum drinks cans were sold in 1998.
• oxide: Note: Some forms of aluminum oxide do, however, absorb water very effectively.
• extrusion: The treads are produced from one piece aluminum alloy extrusions which incorporate an integral non-slip surface for safety.

Noun used with modifier

• billet: Machined from billet aluminum with 8 dimples these trims can be fitted in a few seconds without any tools.
• diecast: This photo clearly shows the rear mounted transceiver unit which is actually two large Eddystone diecast aluminum box bolted together.
• aircraft-grade: The airframe is of aircraft-grade aluminum with a composite cabin and fuselage shell.
• cast: Cast aluminum is one of the best conductors known.
• lithium: Lithium aluminum hydride dust can even catch fire on a damp day.