How to pronounce “fastener” in English

So the Universal Fastener Company decided to launch the product under their new name, 'The Hookless Hooker'.

This new fastener was a successful product, but not a mainstream one.

So he ends up working for the fastener manufacturer so that he can cozy up to that daughter and they marry.

We will introduce this automatic fastener, but we need a name for it.

If you had a series of these fasteners on a piece of clothing, well, you have to close them one by one.

the aids of any pins or fasteners that could potentially puncture the suit if they were left in this massive assemblage.

Naturally, the Universal Fastener Company had very few repeat customers, and they fell into debt.

So with their backing, the Universal Fastener Company was born.

They abandoned that name pretty quickly and decided to call it 'The Hookless Fastener' instead.

By the 1930s, the Universal Fastener Company became very, very successful.

Normally, we have a button fastener, but this week it's magnetized.

I was lucky to visit some ships to look at some of the nails and fasteners they have in shipping.

So I had a lot of very theoretical knowledge about steel and fasteners.

Each of the tiny teeth needed to be precisely shaped for the fastener to work, but at the time,

- The boots were such a hit that the name zipper transcended the shoe and became the name for the fastener itself.

And he said, I bet I could make a fastener out of that.

They got a new name, too: Talon, since their fasteners had a secure grip, it was kind of like the talons of an eagle.

It allows buildings to be deconstructed at any stage of their life because there aren't any permanent binders or fasteners.

Moreover, if a single hook and eye were out of place, the whole fastener became unstable, so simply bend over and the whole thing could pop open.

That same year, Japanese businessman, Tadao Yoshida, founded a new fastener company, the Yoshida Manufacturing Corporation, or YKK.

A decade later, the company managed to carve out a small niche, primarily selling its fasteners for women's skirts.

Yeah, coming to the book, you structured the book into seven chapters about inventions or classes of inventions, for example, the nail and other fasteners, the wheel,