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gib [gib]
(engineering)
A removable plate designed to hold other parts in place or act as a bearing or wear surface.
(mining engineering)
A temporary support at the face to prevent coal from falling before the cut is complete, either by hand or by machine.
A prop put in the holing of a seam while being undercut.
A piece of metal often used in the same hole with a wedge-shaped key for holding pieces together.

gib
1. A steel strap used to clasp two members together.
2. Same as gib or jib door.


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Diestocks for slides, cams, gibs, punch holders, and punch and die bodies are squared off in less than half the time as before.
The project was let as a design-and-build package to the firm of Gibs Ltd, which ran it as a series of sub-contracts.
 
 
 
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