Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 499
th theirnecks pointing in opposite directions. At the first station, acharge of metal, 27, is fed into the upturned parison mouldand is caused to settle into the ring mould, 28, around theplunger, 29, by air admitted from a blowhead, 32. The mouldsare then inverted, as shown in Figs. 28 and 29, and… … Fig. 24. the bottle, and the moulds open, reverse, and then close againso that a finished bottle, 31, is discharged from the blow mouldand is replaced by the succeeding parison, as shown in Fig. 34.The bottle is now blown to its final form by air from the blow-head, 34. The moulds radiate from a…
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