Definition of tinplate in English:

tinplate

nounˈtɪnpleɪtˈtɪnpleɪt

mass noun

Sheet steel or iron coated with tin.
Example sentencesExamples
- By end 2003, we are eyeing a production of 1,25,000 tonne per annum of tinplates from the current production of 90,000 tonne.
- Cans for beer, soda, fruit drinks, and mineral water are made of tinplate, sometimes lined with plastic; their covers and tabs are aluminum.
- Coal and coke transformed the industry and a specialization developed in coated steel plate, tinplate, and galvanized sheet.
- She was bound from Swansea for St John, New Brunswick, Canada, with a general cargo, including 1300 tons of tinplate and, oddly enough, Christmas puddings and bicycles.
- The North Dock, built originally for the ships exporting millions of tons of tinplate, have been turned into Millennium Quays, home to a sail training and water sports centre.
- Scotland, however, wasn't over-specialized - like South Wales, for example, which concentrated on tinplate and coal.
- Around the edge of each mask, a strengthening strip of scrap tinplate was fixed by careful hammering.
- The part of the sole in front of the rabbet mouth was neatly clad with tinplate.
- We are using the electrolytic tinplate for our 3 piece cans; we have our own coating line but we export our tinplates from either Japan or Taiwan.
- Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched.
- On the other hand, the pine, ash, iron, tinplate, metal type, and tools with which we worked at Eastfield seemed very real indeed.
- Nominal coating thickness for equally coated tinplate range from 0.38 to 1.54 m on each surface.
- New criteria for tinplates are described, including evaluation of earing on double reduced sheets.
- While many attribute this to the lower cost of plastics as compared to tinplates, this is not necessarily true for all pack sizes.
- Prime-matte tinplates, prime-bright tinplates and tinplates for general can lines are among the types that can be produced in this facility.

verbˈtɪnpleɪtˈtɪnpleɪt

[with object]often as adjective tinplated

Coat (an object) with tin.
sockets with tinplated phosphor bronze contacts
Example sentencesExamples
- The Brass-Cell filter consists of a tinplated aluminum frame, tin-plated stainless steel gasket (Ultra Quick-Shield) and brass honeycomb panels.
- The original flat sheet of tinplated steel can be coated with a protective lacquer on the inside.
- Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched.
- Containers used for aerosols are typically made of either tinplated steel or aluminum because of their superior strength.
- By its design, the traditional failure mode in tinplated connections, fretting corrosion, is prevented.
- We are interesting to find manufacturers of tin, tinplated & lacquered screw caps for food use with or without a hole cut.
- Then both surfaces are electrolytically tinplated using, for example, a Halogen-type process.
- 1810 - Peter Durand of England gets a patent using pottery, glass and tinplated iron to use in canning.

Definition of tinplate in US English:

tinplate

(also tin plate)

nounˈtinplātˈtɪnpleɪt

Sheet steel or iron coated with tin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Scotland, however, wasn't over-specialized - like South Wales, for example, which concentrated on tinplate and coal.
- We are using the electrolytic tinplate for our 3 piece cans; we have our own coating line but we export our tinplates from either Japan or Taiwan.
- Coal and coke transformed the industry and a specialization developed in coated steel plate, tinplate, and galvanized sheet.
- Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched.
- Nominal coating thickness for equally coated tinplate range from 0.38 to 1.54 m on each surface.
- Prime-matte tinplates, prime-bright tinplates and tinplates for general can lines are among the types that can be produced in this facility.
- The North Dock, built originally for the ships exporting millions of tons of tinplate, have been turned into Millennium Quays, home to a sail training and water sports centre.
- She was bound from Swansea for St John, New Brunswick, Canada, with a general cargo, including 1300 tons of tinplate and, oddly enough, Christmas puddings and bicycles.
- New criteria for tinplates are described, including evaluation of earing on double reduced sheets.
- On the other hand, the pine, ash, iron, tinplate, metal type, and tools with which we worked at Eastfield seemed very real indeed.
- By end 2003, we are eyeing a production of 1,25,000 tonne per annum of tinplates from the current production of 90,000 tonne.
- Around the edge of each mask, a strengthening strip of scrap tinplate was fixed by careful hammering.
- While many attribute this to the lower cost of plastics as compared to tinplates, this is not necessarily true for all pack sizes.
- The part of the sole in front of the rabbet mouth was neatly clad with tinplate.
- Cans for beer, soda, fruit drinks, and mineral water are made of tinplate, sometimes lined with plastic; their covers and tabs are aluminum.

verbˈtinplātˈtɪnpleɪt

[with object]often as adjective tinplated" or "tin-plated

Coat (an object) with tin.
sockets with tinplated phosphor bronze contacts
Example sentencesExamples
- By its design, the traditional failure mode in tinplated connections, fretting corrosion, is prevented.
- The original flat sheet of tinplated steel can be coated with a protective lacquer on the inside.
- Containers used for aerosols are typically made of either tinplated steel or aluminum because of their superior strength.
- 1810 - Peter Durand of England gets a patent using pottery, glass and tinplated iron to use in canning.
- We are interesting to find manufacturers of tin, tinplated & lacquered screw caps for food use with or without a hole cut.
- The Brass-Cell filter consists of a tinplated aluminum frame, tin-plated stainless steel gasket (Ultra Quick-Shield) and brass honeycomb panels.
- Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched.
- Then both surfaces are electrolytically tinplated using, for example, a Halogen-type process.

单词	tinplate
释义	Definition of tinplate in English: tinplate nounˈtɪnpleɪtˈtɪnpleɪt mass noun Sheet steel or iron coated with tin. Example sentencesExamples By end 2003, we are eyeing a production of 1,25,000 tonne per annum of tinplates from the current production of 90,000 tonne. Cans for beer, soda, fruit drinks, and mineral water are made of tinplate, sometimes lined with plastic; their covers and tabs are aluminum. Coal and coke transformed the industry and a specialization developed in coated steel plate, tinplate, and galvanized sheet. She was bound from Swansea for St John, New Brunswick, Canada, with a general cargo, including 1300 tons of tinplate and, oddly enough, Christmas puddings and bicycles. The North Dock, built originally for the ships exporting millions of tons of tinplate, have been turned into Millennium Quays, home to a sail training and water sports centre. Scotland, however, wasn't over-specialized - like South Wales, for example, which concentrated on tinplate and coal. Around the edge of each mask, a strengthening strip of scrap tinplate was fixed by careful hammering. The part of the sole in front of the rabbet mouth was neatly clad with tinplate. We are using the electrolytic tinplate for our 3 piece cans; we have our own coating line but we export our tinplates from either Japan or Taiwan. Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched. On the other hand, the pine, ash, iron, tinplate, metal type, and tools with which we worked at Eastfield seemed very real indeed. Nominal coating thickness for equally coated tinplate range from 0.38 to 1.54 m on each surface. New criteria for tinplates are described, including evaluation of earing on double reduced sheets. While many attribute this to the lower cost of plastics as compared to tinplates, this is not necessarily true for all pack sizes. Prime-matte tinplates, prime-bright tinplates and tinplates for general can lines are among the types that can be produced in this facility. verbˈtɪnpleɪtˈtɪnpleɪt [with object]often as adjective tinplated Coat (an object) with tin. sockets with tinplated phosphor bronze contacts Example sentencesExamples The Brass-Cell filter consists of a tinplated aluminum frame, tin-plated stainless steel gasket (Ultra Quick-Shield) and brass honeycomb panels. The original flat sheet of tinplated steel can be coated with a protective lacquer on the inside. Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched. Containers used for aerosols are typically made of either tinplated steel or aluminum because of their superior strength. By its design, the traditional failure mode in tinplated connections, fretting corrosion, is prevented. We are interesting to find manufacturers of tin, tinplated & lacquered screw caps for food use with or without a hole cut. Then both surfaces are electrolytically tinplated using, for example, a Halogen-type process. 1810 - Peter Durand of England gets a patent using pottery, glass and tinplated iron to use in canning. Definition of tinplate in US English: tinplate (also tin plate) nounˈtinplātˈtɪnpleɪt Sheet steel or iron coated with tin. Example sentencesExamples Scotland, however, wasn't over-specialized - like South Wales, for example, which concentrated on tinplate and coal. We are using the electrolytic tinplate for our 3 piece cans; we have our own coating line but we export our tinplates from either Japan or Taiwan. Coal and coke transformed the industry and a specialization developed in coated steel plate, tinplate, and galvanized sheet. Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched. Nominal coating thickness for equally coated tinplate range from 0.38 to 1.54 m on each surface. Prime-matte tinplates, prime-bright tinplates and tinplates for general can lines are among the types that can be produced in this facility. The North Dock, built originally for the ships exporting millions of tons of tinplate, have been turned into Millennium Quays, home to a sail training and water sports centre. She was bound from Swansea for St John, New Brunswick, Canada, with a general cargo, including 1300 tons of tinplate and, oddly enough, Christmas puddings and bicycles. New criteria for tinplates are described, including evaluation of earing on double reduced sheets. On the other hand, the pine, ash, iron, tinplate, metal type, and tools with which we worked at Eastfield seemed very real indeed. By end 2003, we are eyeing a production of 1,25,000 tonne per annum of tinplates from the current production of 90,000 tonne. Around the edge of each mask, a strengthening strip of scrap tinplate was fixed by careful hammering. While many attribute this to the lower cost of plastics as compared to tinplates, this is not necessarily true for all pack sizes. The part of the sole in front of the rabbet mouth was neatly clad with tinplate. Cans for beer, soda, fruit drinks, and mineral water are made of tinplate, sometimes lined with plastic; their covers and tabs are aluminum. verbˈtinplātˈtɪnpleɪt [with object]often as adjective tinplated" or "tin-plated Coat (an object) with tin. sockets with tinplated phosphor bronze contacts Example sentencesExamples By its design, the traditional failure mode in tinplated connections, fretting corrosion, is prevented. The original flat sheet of tinplated steel can be coated with a protective lacquer on the inside. Containers used for aerosols are typically made of either tinplated steel or aluminum because of their superior strength. 1810 - Peter Durand of England gets a patent using pottery, glass and tinplated iron to use in canning. We are interesting to find manufacturers of tin, tinplated & lacquered screw caps for food use with or without a hole cut. The Brass-Cell filter consists of a tinplated aluminum frame, tin-plated stainless steel gasket (Ultra Quick-Shield) and brass honeycomb panels. Percentage reduction on tandem mill and final earing relationships of tinplates are researched. Then both surfaces are electrolytically tinplated using, for example, a Halogen-type process.
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