Preposition: of

• scanner: Place the image to be scanned face down on the platen of the scanner with the top away from you.

• press: But from 1946 to 1948 part of his job consisted of sealing the platens of the presses with asbestos to stop steam escaping.

Converse of object

• remove: Can I remove the platen to get the label out?

• move: A new system has also been implemented for supporting the moving platen on the machine base, using linear bearings.

• have: The reader has a flat platen with five metal posts embedded in it.

Adjective modifier

• heated: The heated platen can be positioned at the edge of the table to treat the painting at the sides.

• fixed: The triple-layered piston rods pull the moving platen in the direction of the fixed platen, in which the clamping cylinder is integrated.

• low: Ideally, the upper and lower platens should incorporate independent temperature sensors.

• parallel: Specimens are loaded in compression between flat, parallel hardened steel platens with recesses to reduce lateral movement of the specimen.

• flat: The reader has a flat platen with five metal posts embedded in it.

• top: Volume changes are monitored by a dial gage mounted to show the vertical movement of the top loading platen.

Modifies a noun

• knob: No, the platen knob is not to be used to load or adjust paper.

• unit: Control the density, or number of bases plotted per 100 platen units.

• size: Note that plots are reduced or enlarged, depending on the platen size, to fill the page.

• press: The major press is a double platen press with 450 x 450 mm platens.

• glass: For greater ease of use, the platen glass cover design raises on hinges to accommodate scanning thicker items such as books or magazines.

Noun used with modifier

• steel: Specimens are loaded in compression between flat, parallel hardened steel platens with recesses to reduce lateral movement of the specimen.

• glass: Laying a specimen on the glass platen is surprisingly effective.

• compression: Transmission of the load from load cell to specimen was by means of compression platens and a four point bending jig with no articulation.