Bleaching and calico-printing : a practical manual. (1896)
Duerr, George, Turnbull, William, Charles Griffin & Company, publisher, J.B. Lippincott Company, publisher · London : Charles Griffin & Company ; Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott Company · leaf 40
as a rule, fiat hollow cast-iron boxes called steam chests, over which thecloth passes without quite touching, are much better than cylinders,.as the colours often stick to the drying cylinders, causing the goods tomark off or get dirty, besides which, unless great care is taken,some colours will… … Fig. 12. — Preparing machine. with oleine oil. This is done by passing the cloth in the open widththrough the preparing machine, The preparing liquor (1 of oleine oil,50 per cent., and 15 of water) is contained in the box, B (Fig. 12).The dry pieces pass over guiding rollers, G, under the scrimp…
Calico-printing · Bleaching · Dyes and dyeing
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