Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 663
ld stationarybeneath the flow opening while itreceives a, charge, and then swings alternately to the right and theleft to transfer the charges in turn to the two machines. Thecup, 10, is made in sections carried on arms, 28, which are mountedon pivots, 29, and have intermeshing gears, 30. Normally,… … Fig. 140. 256. Removing Glass from Furnaces. E. T. Ferngren (U.S.A. Pat,, June 1st, 1920, No. 1342042. Filed September4th, 1913, No. 788174).—When glass is withdrawn from a furnaceby mechanical means, for example, by suction moulds, the removingtool dips into the mass of glass each time at…
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