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burnisher [′bər·nə·shər] (engineering) A tool with a hard, smooth rounded edge or surface; used for finishing the edges of scraper blades, for smoothing or polishing plastic or metal surfaces, or for other applications requiring manipulation by rubbing. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Worktables held the tools of the trade: small piles of gold leaf, brushes to apply it, blunt hematite burnishers to polish it, jars filled with quills, bottles of soot-black ink, small tins of brilliant hues. Power washers, propane buffers, scrubbers, battery burnishers, carpet extractors and vacuums are a regular part of most every major facility maintenance operation. It is durable, resists tearing, generates very little dust and can be used on all types of ultra-high-speed burnishers, with excellent results on 3M floor finishes. |
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