The manufacture of varnishes : oil crushing, refining and boiling and kindred industries : describing the manufacture and chemical and physical properties of spirit varnishes and oil varnishes, raw materials, resins, solvents and colouring principles, drying oils, their extraction, properties and applications, oil refining and boiling, the manufacture, employment and testing of various varnishes (1899)
Livache, Ach. (Achille), M'Intosh, John Geddes · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 241
'229 PRESSES. structed in the stionji,'est and best manner. There is only one steam joint in them, and that is faced in a hithe or phmed quite true. 'J'here is therefcjre httie hability to leaka^'e — always a dreadful nuisance. When lagged, the kettle body is fitted with a wooden frame and covered… … Fig. 14. — A, Steam Kkttle ; H, Moulding Machine. machine (Fig. 14, B). This is worked by a man, who by its means measures out sutlicient seed for a cake, forms it of the proper shape, cases it in a strip of bagging, and then passes it to the pressman to place in the presses. IlVl)H.\ri,IC…
Drying oils · Oils and fats · Varnish and varnishing
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