Meanings of tinning in English

The use of muriatic acid in tinning the iron is not recommended.

The tinning company takes copper saucepans and refurbishes them to gleaming good-as-new perfection.

This process is known as tinning the iron and is very necessary to successful work.

Every fish was then needed for the tinning business.

Useful chemicals were now first applied to various manufacturing processes, such as the tinning of iron.

Another example was the formation of a tinning company under the patronage of Duke George of Saxony.

The tinning or "silvering" process is next in order.

Carpentry, painting, tinning, blacksmithing and wagon-making are taught, not only the rudiments, but to the extent of turning out finished workmen.

At Tougaloo, the young men learn farming, carpentry, blacksmithing, wheelwrighting, painting, turning and tinning; the young women, sewing, dressmaking, cooking and housekeeping.

After tinning, the surfaces are laid together and heated so as to "sweat" them together; the phrase, though inelegant, is expressive.

At Talladega, the young men learn farming, carpentry, painting, glazing, tinning, blacksmithing and printing; the young women, cooking, house-keeping, plain sewing and other needle-work.

Caution.-Donot put too much heat on your iron pipe, either when tinning or making the joint, or the solder will not take or stand.

Articles in Light Metal Work, Fine Castings in Brass, Malleable Iron, &c., Japanning, Tinning, Galvanizing.

Tinning has competed in the last three Solheim Cups, while Wessberg will make her debut.

Tinning - Coating with soft solder.

Denmark's Steen Tinning claimed his first European Tour title in the inaugural Wales Open to end a 14-year barren spell.