Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 549
an intermittently rotating table. The blow moulds, G, arecarried on a table, C, and below each is a parison mould, F, whichis raised between the open halves of *the blow mould, G, into contactwith the corresponding ring mould, which is carried by an uppertable, H. Each finishing-mould is provided… … Fig. 104.usual sequence of operations is carried out, namely, the parisonmould is charged, the charge is pressed by a plunger, K, the parisonmould, F, is lowered, leaving the blank suspended from the ring-mould, the blow mould, G, is closed, the ware is blown by a head, J,and the finished article…
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