Sentence examples for liner made of from inspiring English sources

Excessive wear on the drum liner made of cast iron was also observed.

A top pick for both Joey and his mother, this 11.5-ounce all-season helmet includes a winter liner made of fleece and synthetic fur.

The solution, he said, is to have a properly sized chimney liner made of metal installed inside the existing chimney flue.

There's a problem when an impact is not strong enough for the absorption — typically at the helmet shell liner made of expanded polystyrene foam — to take place and the shock is passed to the skull.

Those willing to pay 30percentt more than typical retail prices can choose from 26 colors of gabardine, and snuggle into a removable liner made of cashmere or camel hair.

An in-line hydraulic noise suppressor with a lossy, compressible liner made of foamed polyurethane liner is introduced which is intended to provide an alternative to current in-line silencing devices using compressed nitrogen gas volumes.

The cylinders of heavy-duty engines are usually fitted with removable liners made of metal that is more wear-resistant than that used in the block casting.

The fuel-pipe liners, made of thin, stamped metal, help direct and smooth the flow of propellant through accordionlike baffles in the flexible plumbing.

Before going back into service, the Concordes were equipped with new stronger tires, armor-plated wiring and redesigned fuel tanks with special liners made of Kevlar.

The coatings were applied onto the inner diameters of test liners made of aluminium EN AW 6060 and onto cylinder bore walls of an in-line 4 cylinder engine.

For the steady-state operation with 10 MW input power and a plasma pulse length of up to 30 min, 101 diagnostics ports need to be shielded with actively cooled port liners made of stainless steel.