Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 635
g of Glass. 356. Glass-blowing Machine. H. Fairbrother, London(Brit. Pat., No. 160366 (Lynch Glass Machinery Co. ; JacksonStreet, Anderson, Indiana, U.S.A.), April 6th, 1920).—Relates tomachines for blowing glass hollow-ware of the type in which anumber of turnover parison moulds and an equal… … Fig. 162. meet. The machine is pneumatically operated and is arrangedso that, in charging the parison mould, the gatherer strikes a valvelever with the gathering-iron, after which all operations are auto-matic, including the delivery of the finished article. The machineis shown in plan in Fig. 162,…
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