täysimetallinen

Täysimetallinen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "all-metal" or "full-metal" in English. It is used to describe objects or structures that are constructed entirely or predominantly from metal. The term emphasizes the complete absence or minimal use of other materials such as plastic, wood, or fabric in the item's construction.

The adjective can be applied to a wide range of items. For instance, a "täysimetallinen ovi" would be a door made entirely of metal, often implying enhanced security or durability. Similarly, a "täysimetallinen kotelo" refers to a casing or housing made entirely of metal, which could be for electronic devices, machinery, or tools, often suggesting robustness and effective shielding. In the context of construction, a "täysimetallinen rakennus" would be a building constructed with a metal frame and metal cladding.

The concept of "täysimetallinen" often carries connotations of strength, longevity, and sometimes a more industrial or utilitarian aesthetic. It can also imply specific properties like heat resistance or conductivity, depending on the type of metal used. The term is a straightforward descriptor, highlighting the material composition of an object.