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Journal (1917)

Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 645

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e parison mouldfirst and forms the neck of the bottle, an arrangement which isvery desirable owing to the difficulty of properly shaping the neckunless the glass is very hot and free from local chilling. S. E. 280. Means for Delivering Molten Glass to Machines inContinuous Motion. R. la France,… … Fig. 1G0. MACHINERY FOR THE WORKING OF GLASS. 245 advantages over a machine with intermittent motion, but requiresspecial provision for directing the glass into the moulds as theypass the charging station. This may be accomplished by allowingthe glass to flow from the tank, through funnel guides…

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