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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments, containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments (1901)

Bersch, Josef, 1840-1907 · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 455

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it is quite uniform. This form of mill can be made in different sizes. Fig. 42 shows the construction of a form for grinding by hand. The actual grinding arrangements are exactly the same as those previously described ; the difference lies simply in the use of a fly-wheel turned by a handle. The… … FIG. 42. between smooth rollers moving in opposite directions with different speeds, which thus exert a grinding action in addition to the crushing effect. The two rollers are provided with cog-wheels with a different number of cogs in order to give the different speeds. In order that the paint may…

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