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Silk dyeing, printing, and finishing (1892)

Hurst, George H. (George Henry), George Bell & Sons · London ; New York : George Bell & Sons · leaf 158

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her of paper ; a three-bowl calender wouldhave the middle bowl of chilled iron, the others ofpaper. The iron bowl is so constructed that it can beheated to increase the gloss or lustre on the finishedfabrics. This heating may be done either by means SILK DYEING A\TI) FINISHING MACHINERY. 147 of… … Fig. 20. Finishing Calender. use. With a two-bowl calender one nip only canbe given to the fabrics at one passage through themachine, with a three-bowl calender two nips can begiven, or two pieces may be run through at one time, 148 SILK DYEING. and they receive one nip, which for silk is…

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