Bleaching, dyeing, and calico-printing : With formulae (1884)
Gardner, John · Philadelphia : P. Blakiston, son & co. · leaf 53
dye-bath, fall-ing on the shelf, (/, and passing inthe course of one revolution underthe rollers, c and d. The orifice,is for the admission of steam if ne-cessary. The pieces are thus passedthrough the dye-bath until theyhave acquired the required depth ofshade, during which the cloth is made to… … D YEING. 41 must be taken to prevent the goods getting entangled duringthe winching, as they are sometimes Hable to. They mustalso coil and uncoil smoothly and easily. Great care is necessaryin the selection of the vessels containing the dye-liquid.They should always be made of some material which…
Bleaching · Dyes and dyeing · Calico-printing
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