A practical treatise on the manufacture of soap and candles .. (1888)
Brannt, William T. (William Theodore), b. 1844, Deite, C. (Carl), 1838-1921, Engelhardt, Alwin, Schaedler, Karl, 1843-1891 · Philadelphia, H. C. Baird & co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 623
udinal Section. with water. The latter being heated to nearly 212° F. by meansof the steam-pipe C lying on the bottom of B, the casing A istaken out as soon as the moulds have been heated to from 113°to 122° F., while the melting point of the fatty acid mixture liesbetween 131° and 133° F. The… … Moulding- Apparatus. Ground Plan. A, copper casing-; J9, water-box ; C, steam-pipe ; Ey moulds ; F, cockfor escape of air and steam. filled with the cream-like stearic-acid, and placed where they cancool. With proper precautions the candles will be of uniformappearance, and can be readily drawn…
Soap · Candles · Decorative arts
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