The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 198
h the cloth passes a transverse I KKATMKNI OF GOODS A1 Ti:i: PRINTING. 65 motion, whereby the cloth is made to travel Erom Bide to aide continually duringthe whole time thai it is passing between the bowls.1 In Birchs squeezer the plain pressure bowls are replaced bj gri rollers. The oloth is… … iTnTTrrmnniif ■ \rrnTr7TTrrfFlo. 65.—Dye-house squeezer. printed and dyed colours would mark ott on the white ground and on eachother if passed in the rope state between pressure bowls. (9) SOAPING. Soaping is another important operation connected with the final cleansing ofdyed and printed goods.…
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