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assembly plant

n. a factory where manufactured parts are assembled into a finished product

Usage examples of "assembly plant".

The Machine Works is 85 per cent destroyed above the ground (but there is a vast underground assembly plant which used slave labour from the concentration camp) and the other factories about 80 per cent destroyed.

A telex from the assembly plant told the salesman that it was on the way, and he wasted no time calling Mr.

The Israeli weapons, unlike American ones, were not designed to be carried by alert aircraft during the time of peace, and they lacked the elaborate safeguards installed in American weapons by the technicians at the Pantex assembly plant, outside Amarillo, Texas.

Before the Killing, there'd been a sprawling manufactory here, a robotic assembly plant housed inside a long, low building the size of a football field.

I first achieved full consciousness at the Durandel Bolo Assembly Plant, on Luna, Lot 5, Series A Number 28373.

In the long sweaty tour of an astonishingly large American airplane assembly plant on the desolate seasidp flats, where the temperature must have been well over a hundred degrees, Granville Seaton trudged alongside Pug and the factory manager, smoking and saying nothing.

Aron Goldstein was on his way to North Sioux City, South Dakota, where the closing of a computer assembly plant had left a technically skilled workforce and a hundred twenty thousand square feet of work floor idle.

You're talking something far too sophisticated to be used in what amounts to a telephone assembly plant.

He had allotted the morning to the former aircraft assembly plant, not enough time, but he would exit with a load of paper notes and a wallet full of computer files.

He estimated that he was at most one or two miles away from the assembly plant.

Rainbow lifted off the runway at Lutonwell after midnight, British time, looping around to the right over the automobile assembly plant located just off the airport grounds and heading west for America.

Sears & Montgomery had subsidised an assembly plant to manufacture miner's bikes on the Moon under the trade name 'Lunocycle' and Looney bikes, using less than twenty per cent.

Montgomery had subsidised an assembly plant to manufacture miner's bikes on the Moon under the trade name 'Lunocycle' and Looney bikes, using less than twenty per cent.