The immedial colours and their application on cotton (1901)
Leopold Cassella & Co., author · Frankfort o.M. : Leopold Cassella & Co. · leaf 87
the goods will tend to rub off. If the dved shade happens to be too heavy, or if the goods cannot be washed easily clean, a rectification of both mav be achieved by an addition of some sodium sulphide (3 — 5 oz per 10 gallons) to the first washing liquor. B. Dyeing in the Jigger. For dyeing… … The narrow end a of the jigger is fitted with two bearings e which carry a shaft d. To each end of the shaft, right and left, a lever e is immoveably atfixed by rabbet and wedge, which carry the squeezing roller b ■ The levers e extend beyond the roller bearing, so that they may be weighted with…
Dyes and dyeing · Color in the textile industries
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