Sentence examples for transfer machines from inspiring English sources

There were teetering stacks of old televisions, obsolete video transfer machines and clunky cassette recorders.

Austin Motors in Britain pioneered with its automatic transfer machines in 1950.

Because of their large size and cost, long production runs were necessary to justify the use of transfer machines.

By the mid-20th century, transfer machines were widely employed in the automotive industry, appliance manufacturing, electrical-parts production, and many other metalworking industries.

These companies use much higher-quality transfer machines — refrigerator-size reel-to-reel machines called telecine decks — to convert film into video, and then employ colorists to adjust each scene before committing the result to a DVD.

Assembly lines have been elaborately refined by automatic control systems, transfer machines, computer-guided welding robots, and other automated equipment, which have replaced many manual operations when volume is high.

The transfer machine, a landmark in progress toward full automation, moves the workpieces to the next workstation and accurately positions them for the next machine tool.

Usually these were copies created with a photo-mechanic transfer machine, but tight deadlines often meant that original pictures had to be sent out.

The first known transfer machine was built by an American firm, the Waltham Watch Company, in 1888; it fed parts to several lathes mounted on a single base.

Reels were run through a film-to-HD transfer machine; the color was corrected, and, in the most time-consuming process, each frame was restored to remove scratches, abrasions and dirt.

The in-vessel transfer machine that crashed into the reactor's inner vessel last August had cut off access to the plutonium and uranium fuel rods and left the reactor in an uncertain state.