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mandrel
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mandrel, mandril
1. a spindle on which a workpiece is supported during machining operations
2. a shaft or arbor on which a machining tool is mounted
3. the driving spindle in the headstock of a lathe
4. Brit a miner's pick

mandrel [′man·drəl]
(engineering)
The core around which continuous strands of impregnated reinforcement materials are wound to fabricate hollow objects made of composite materials.
(mechanical engineering)
A shaft inserted through a hole in a component to support the work during machining.
(metallurgy)
A metal bar serving as a core around which other metals are cast, forged, or extruded, forming a true central hole.


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