Garment dyeing and cleaning : a practical book for practical men (1901)
Hurst, George H · London : C. Griffin & Company, Limited · leaf 134
o run more slowly reduces its wear and tear verymuch. ^^ Fig. 22 is a sectional view and shows very clearly theconstruction of a hydro-extractor. Fig. 23 shows a perspectiveview of the machine. Both these last two forms are made indifierent sizes to suit the requirements of the users. Fig. 24 shows… … FINISHING CLEANED OR DYED FABRICS. 125 than the hydro figured in Fig. 21, but the want of multiplyinggear will necessitate that it be attached to a shaft which is ruuat a fairly high rate of speed. The filling and emptying of this
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