The phrase "a dying machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a machine that is malfunctioning or nearing the end of its operational life.
Example: "The old printer in the office is a dying machine; it frequently jams and produces faded prints."
Alternatives: "a failing machine" or "a malfunctioning machine."
Her father was the vice president at Carr Tool & Machine Company, a family-owned tool and die machine company in Philadelphia.
CrN has been widely applied to the molding dies, machine parts and sliding part.
This paper presents a fatigue failure analysis of V-bending dies machined from a polyurethane-based tooling board.
In high school, he had trained in tool and die machining at a vocational school; shortly after returning home from the hospital, he set up a workshop in the garage and put those skills to work designing and building his own prosthetic limbs for rock and ice climbing.
But some comfort themselves with the belief that he is the last of a dying breed of machine politician.
Hot/warm forming dies, machining tools, or critical sliding components such as the upper compression rings in combustion engines are among the components that operate under demanding conditions.
However, scienceSeeds has a die cut machine and was able to purchase the die cuts (from Accucut) and make their own connectors from plastic sheets (from Grafix).
The powder preforms were quickly heated into semi-solid state by induction coils and were immediately thixocast using a die-casting machine.
As liquid aluminum at 780 °C is pored into the horizontal shot sleeve of a die casting machine, the surface gets washed out by the molten stream exposing the die steel to chemical dissolution and soldering, which leads to failure.
In 1961 Condec Corp. (after purchasing Unimation the preceding year) delivered the world's first production-line robot to the GM factory; it had the unsavoury task (for humans) of removing and stacking hot metal parts from a die-casting machine.
