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Dressings and finishings for textile fabrics and their application; description of all the materials used in dressing textiles (1911)

Polleyn, Friedrich, Salter, Charles · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 125

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el softbut solid ; but it is not adapted to replace dextrin or potato starchwhere a stiff, heavy finish is required. CHAPTER XI APPLIANCES FOR THE PREPARATION OF DRESSINGS Any dressing preparation may be boiled in any convenient manner,any kind of pan being suitable ; but when working on a large… … Fig. 18.—Pan for boiling starch. steam-heated pans are unconditionally preferable, since, on the onehand, they enable surplus steam to be utilised and save fuel, whilston the other, they are cleaner in working and the mass is not liableto burn on the pan like it does with fire heat, so that a far…

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