Agglomerator

/əˈɡlɑːməˌreɪtər/ noun

Definition

Something or someone that gathers things together or causes them to stick and clump.

Etymology

From agglomerate + -or (Latin -or) agent noun suffix meaning 'one who' or 'that which.' Names the thing performing the action.

Kelly Says

In manufacturing, an agglomerator is a machine that bonds fine particles together—it's crucial in industries from pharmaceuticals to mining, literally holding powders together into usable solids.

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