Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 665
it, opens the cutting shells, thus allowing theglass to fall into the mould. The member, 23, by bearing againstthe extension, 22, also- carries the spout along with it for somedistance before the cutting shells are released and brought togetheragain by a spring. When the stream of glass has been… … Fig. 142. 259. Flowing Molten Glass. J. Whittkmore (Assignor tothe Owens Bottle Machine Co.) (U.S.A. Pat., July 15th, 1919,No, 1310225. Filed December 26th, 1918, No. 268256).—Theprimary object of this invention is to provide means for reheatingthe severed end of a mass of glass that has been…
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