thermoset
/θərˈmɒsɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of plastic that does not melt when heated, commonly used in making adhesives, coatings, and moldings.
“The engineer used a thermoset resin to create a strong and durable coating for the aircraft’s surface.”
2. verb
To make or treat something with a thermoset material, especially to create a hard or rigid surface.
“The technician thermoset the surface of the part to give it a smooth and glossy finish.”