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Architecture and Construction - Construction Accessories

Here you will learn some English words related to construction accessories such as "adhesive", "sealant", and "safety glove".

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adhesive
adhesive
[noun]

a substance, such as glue, paste, or tape, that is used to bind two or more surfaces together by creating a bond that resists separation

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sealant
sealant
[noun]

a substance or material, often in liquid or paste form, used for filling gaps, cracks, or joints to create an airtight or watertight seal, typically in construction, plumbing, or automotive applications

Ex: The plumber used sealant around the edges of the sink to prevent water from leaking. 
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thread seal tape

a thin, non-adhesive tape used to create a tight and leak-free seal on threaded pipe connections

Ex: The plumber used thread seal tape to ensure a secure connection between the pipes. 
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fish tape
fish tape
[noun]

a flexible tool used by electricians to route and pull electrical wires or cables through conduit, walls, or other confined spaces

Ex: The electrician used fish tape to pull the wires through the pipes without damaging them. 
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electrical tape

a type of insulating tape made of a thin, flexible material, typically vinyl or rubber, and is used to insulate and protect electrical connections and wires

Ex: He used electrical tape to cover the exposed wires and prevent any electrical shock. 
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duct tape
duct tape
[noun]

a silver-colored object that is sticky on one side and is used for fixing things

Ex: He used duct tape to temporarily patch the hole in the inflatable boat. 
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adhesive tape

a wide range of tapes that have an adhesive coating on one side, which allows them to stick to various surfaces for bonding, sealing, or masking purposes

Ex: I used adhesive tape to seal the box before mailing it. 
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drywall tape

a type of tape used in drywall installation and repair to reinforce and conceal joints between drywall panels

Ex: I ran out of drywall tape and had to make a quick trip to the hardware store. 
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masking tape

a type of adhesive tape that is commonly used in painting and other projects to temporarily protect surfaces and create clean, straight lines

Ex: She used masking tape to protect the baseboards before painting the walls. 
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reflective tape

a type of adhesive tape that contains reflective material, designed to enhance visibility and improve safety in low-light or dark conditions

Ex: The emergency exit signs were outlined with reflective tape so they would be visible in case of a power outage. 
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barrier tape

a brightly colored, non-adhesive tape used to mark off restricted or hazardous areas and to create a visible barrier for safety purposes

Ex: The police put up barrier tape around the accident scene to keep the area secure. 
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toolbox
toolbox
[noun]

a portable, often metal box for organizing and keeping tools in

Ex: He kept his wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers neatly organized in his toolbox. 
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tool belt
tool belt
[noun]

a waist-worn belt or apron used by professionals to carry and access tools while working

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work clothes

clothing specifically designed to be worn while performing manual labor or other physical work

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safety glasses

protective eyewear used to prevent eye injuries in hazardous environments, commonly worn in industrial, construction, and laboratory settings

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earmuff
earmuff
[noun]

a device worn over the ears to reduce or block out noise, often used as hearing protection in loud or noisy environments

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safety glove

a protective glove used to safeguard the hands against workplace hazards, commonly used in industrial, construction, and other settings

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hard hat
hard hat
[noun]

a light rigid headgear worn by workers, etc. to protect their heads

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safety harness

a type of personal protective equipment consisting of straps and connectors worn by workers to prevent falls and protect them from injury when working at heights

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safety barrier

a structure or device designed to prevent or reduce the risk of accidents, danger, or damage in a particular area or situation

Ex: The construction site was surrounded by a safety barrier to keep people out of the dangerous area. 
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ladder
ladder
[noun]

a piece of equipment with a set of steps that are connected to two long bars, used for climbing up and down a height

Ex: The ladder was too short to reach the attic, so they had to find a longer one. 
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step ladder

a small, portable ladder with steps, used for reaching higher places safely

Ex: He used the step ladder to reach the top shelf in the kitchen. 
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hand tool
hand tool
[noun]

a device or instrument designed to be operated by hand, typically without the use of power, and used for various tasks such as cutting, gripping, fastening, measuring, or manipulating materials

Ex: He grabbed a hand tool from his toolbox to fix the leaky faucet. 
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fastener
fastener
[noun]

a device designed to mechanically join or secure objects together, providing stability, such as screws, bolts, or nails

Ex: The furniture came with all necessary fasteners. 
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power tool

a mechanical device or instrument that is powered by electricity, battery, or compressed air, designed to perform various tasks with increased efficiency and reduced manual effort, such as cutting, drilling, sanding, or shaping materials

Ex: He used a power tool to drill holes in the wall for the new shelves. 
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wire brush

a tool with bristles made of wire, used for cleaning, rust removal, and surface preparation in various applications

Ex: He used a wire brush to remove the rust from the metal surface before painting it. 
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drop cloth

a protective sheet, usually made of fabric or plastic, that is placed on the floor or furniture to prevent paint, debris, or other substances from damaging or staining the surface during various projects such as painting, construction, or home improvement

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grout bag
grout bag
[noun]

a tool used in masonry and tile work, typically made of fabric or plastic, that is filled with grout

Ex: The worker filled the grout bag with the mixture to seal the tile joints. 
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wood stain

a type of colored liquid or pigment that is applied to wood surfaces to enhance their appearance, add color, and provide protection

Ex: He applied a dark wood stain to the table to give it a more elegant appearance. 
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paint tray

a shallow, flat container with reservoirs or compartments used for holding and distributing paint during painting projects, typically used with a paint roller or brush for easy access and application of paint

Ex: He poured the paint into the paint tray before starting to work on the walls. 
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mixing tray

a shallow, flat container typically made of plastic or metal, used for mixing various substances or materials, such as paints, adhesives, or construction compounds

Ex: The workers filled the mixing tray with plaster to repair the damaged wall. 
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