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 57
40 BLEACHING AND CALICO-PRINTING. 500 gallons water.12 lbs. alizarine, 20 per cent.1 lb. tannic acid.5 lbs. glue size.1 lb. ground chalk.3 lbs. alizarine oil. The dyeing is started at 25° C, raised in one hour to 75° C, andcontinued at this temperature for another fifteen minutes. The… … Fig. 16.—Lancashire jigger, for dyeing cloth in the open width and fancies of the dyer. After dyeing, the cloth is well washed incold water, and afterwards dried. It is next prepared with paddingliquor. In regard to this padding liquor, it is the same with this aswith almost everything used by…
Calico-printing · Bleaching · Dyes and dyeing
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