Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 701
es attention. Before the moulding takes place, but while the lineis in its place, the wedge spaces are pushed up through the matrices byanother portion of the mechanism, and thus the line is immediatelyjustified, as the printers term it; that is, the wedges rise up, separatingthe words, more or… … Fig. 3131?.—A Finished Line entering Galley bling stereotype metal, which is maintained at just the temperature offluidity by a regulated gas burner. At the right moment a plunger isforced into the fluid mass, causing it to rise through a kind of spout tathe level of the slot in the wheel, and be…
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