What is "remelt"

Usage examples of "remelt".

For weeks every piece he made ended in the cullet or waste glass barrel, to be remelted or used in other projects.

The buttons of bullion obtained are afterwards remelted with borax and run into bars, the fineness of which varies from 600 to 830 thousandths.

Anyway, can we trust memories inherited from Asx, who slyly remelted many core drippings?

Herta packed a small sack containing a tin with five ounces of tobacco strained out of cigarette butts that Bruno had gathered at the beer garden and she put in a number of bars of soap made from laundry scrapings that she had remelted.

The swirled sections were those that had been remelted and refinished, the colors washed together in abstract but regular patterns.

Its sun had sporadically flared, remelting Miningcamp's minerals into liquids.

Probably the stream flowed all the way back down to Pittsburgh for remelting and processing.

It helps us that the quality of the cast iron actually improves with remelting in a cupola furnace.

But if you think you can save what is by breaking and remelting it, you are no craftsman, and a fool, and I think your feet walk a different Way from any I would choose.

A singularly valuable thread, it was collected for remelting and possible future use.

Nearly all are then sent to the Midden, or given to smiths for remelting, but the capability remains.

Bigger surface mechs could patrol an expanded hallway, here, scraping and remelting the ice at intervals, sealing crevices and removing infested layers for disposal at the surface .