annealers

/əˈnilərz/
noun
  1. People or machines that perform the process of heating and slowly cooling metal or glass to make it less brittle and more workable.
    • The annealers at the glassblowing studio carefully monitored the temperature of the kiln.
    • The factory hired experienced annealers to treat the steel for the bridge cables.
    • Modern annealers use computer-controlled furnaces to ensure precise cooling rates.
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