Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 579
i^absolutely necessary to have the glue pot on the bench.The system generally followed is to have two potson the heater, so that they can be used alternately,and the glue kept warm. This, of course, incurs lossof time that would not be necessary if the pot couldbe kept on the bench. The electric… … A row of benches equipped with electric glue pots. to a pot heated by the ordinary methods—i.e., steam,coal, gas or kerosene oil—is portable and permits ofextremely flexible arrangement. There are two types of electric glue pots, viz., jack-etless, having no water jacket and being heated bydirect…
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