guide rail

She'd wedged one foot into the guide rail to keep herself in position.

They must act like guide rails in which he slides up and down.'

The guide rail system provides an acute method of cutting material.

He turned to the side, jumped the guide rail, and charged the X-ray panel itself.

One of her boots was treading on the magnetic guide rail.

Why do you think we need guide rails?

It was at this time (1965) the center guide rail was first installed.

The Sapporo system is an exception as it uses a central guide rail only.

The cabin rocked again as the passenger car bounced off guide rails.

As the seat moved up its guide rails an emergency oxygen supply was activated.

Several types or guide rails exist and may be associated with:

Most factories use guide rails convey products and component parts along an assembly line.

There is no legal distinction between a guide rail and a Guard rail.

He cuffed them to the guide rail, and so left them, frowning a little.

Expertly, he maneuvered himself to the guide rail near the center of the room, and caught the spiral.

Magnets lift the fuselage from a guide rail and then speed it along at up to 300 miles per hour.

The guide rails are made of stainless steel.

Guide rail Steel or aluminium to retain the shutter curtain.

The unique bolt-guidance system uses two steel guide rails.

Finally it dropped out of the framework, out of the guide rails, and began to fall.

They resonate in a small dark chamber lighted by fiber optic guide rails.

With the rope still locked around the guide rails, the only thing Max could do was climb out hand over hand.

Each base box half was jacked down onto wheels that ran on the guide rails and then they were bolted together.

The building's white 'bumps' between the windows have built in window-washer guide rails.