conveyer

I suppose they were so confident of getting away with this that they didn't want to damage the conveyer or the conveyer chamber.

There would be no use to fill the cans at present or start the conveyer to carry the empty-bellied fish to the cannery floor.

Somebody had, it developed, who was still on the First Level, to come up with the second conveyer load.

It is plain, therefore, that on its merits as a conveyer and storer of power the electric current is preferable to compressed air.

When they shook their heads, he nodded to a group of his policemen; they were hustled into the conveyer.

The conveyer or bringer was invented also about the same time by these two Dutchmen.

The principal features of the machine are a revolving elevator and a conveyer.

Continuous weighers register the amount carried by a conveyer while in motion.

A conveyer carried them upward over the presses to the distributing room.

He put the microcopy in an enlarger, and carried the enlarged print with him to the conveyer room.