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a tool to enable a person to operate a valve, tap or locking device, or to lift a guard or cover
Source - AS/NZS 3500.0:2003: Plumbing and drainage
HB50
<bond> roughness that assists in the bonding of two surfaces by providing a degree of physical interlock
<concrete>
keyway
<lock> removable and portable device used to operate a fastener of a door, window, shutter, gate or drawer
See also: construction key; hotel lock; locking key; master key; master keying
<paint> special quality of the surface or of a previous coat of paint which assists in the adhesion of a subsequent coat, e.g. a roughened or abraded surface provides a better mechanical key for a subsequent paint film
See also: light sanding
<concrete>
keyway
<lock> removable and portable device used to operate a fastener of a door, window, shutter, gate or drawer
See also: construction key; hotel lock; locking key; master key; master keying
<paint> special quality of the surface or of a previous coat of paint which assists in the adhesion of a subsequent coat, e.g. a roughened or abraded surface provides a better mechanical key for a subsequent paint film
See also: light sanding
HB50
tool provided to enable a person to operate a valve, tap or locking device or to lift a guard or cover
See also: key
See also: key