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chatter mark
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chatter mark [′chad·ər ‚märk]
(geology)
A scar on the surface of bedrock made by the abrasive action of drift carried at the base of a glacier.
(materials)
One of a series of marks made in a crosswise direction on a material; caused by vibration during rolling, extrusion, cutting, or drawing.


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Marlborough, MA) is an endof-line, through-feed unit that can measure up to 200 parts/hr for rise error and chattermark detection.
Life Sanding Wheels Additional loading of abrasives allows fast sanding of chattermarks (knife/blade) BOX Interleaf Flap Wheels Finish sand or final sand on raw board to prepare to accept stain BCR Satin Buffs Replaces other sanders when flexibility is required at less cost.
Life Sanding Wheels Additional loading of abrasives allows fast sanding of chattermarks (knife/blade) BOX Interleaf Flap Wheels Finish sand or final sand on raw board to prepare to accept stain BCR Satin Buffs Replaces other sanders when flexibility is required at less cost.
 
 
 
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