machinability

/məˌʃinəˈbɪləti/
noun
  1. The quality of a material that makes it easy to cut, shape, or work with a machine, especially a metal-cutting tool.
    • Steel with high machinability is preferred for making car engine parts.
    • The machinability of aluminum makes it popular for prototyping.
    • Engineers tested the alloy's machinability before starting production.
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