Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 580
nder,a. To assist in filling the cylinder, the air is exhausted throughpipes, a4, and small ports, a8, a9. On reaching station 3, the metalis ejected through a funnel, E, into one of the parison moulds, b, MACHINERY FOR THE WORKING OF GLASS. 149 which are also mounted to rotate in a vertical plane.… … Fig. 124. the partly-blown parisons, ft21, to the finishing moulds, a numberof which are mounted on a rotating table, C. A blowing-head, c22,descends and completes the blowing, after which the bottle istransferred by the fork, c5, to a conveyer, G. Various moulds canbe employed simultaneously, so…
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