The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 199
, they are bo generally recognised that an opensoaper of some sort is to be found in every printworks. (1) The machine illustrated in fig. 66, and made by Messrs Mather A Piattof Salford, consists of separate cisterns, and may be usi d Fora variety of purposes,including raising, fixing, cutting,… … tiou of tartar emetic or other salt: In fig. 66 the machine shownconsists of six cisterns only,but any number may be addedif required. Each cistern isfitted with brass top and bot-tom guide rollers, and at suit-able intervals heavy squeezingbowls of brass and rubber, orbrass and sycamore, are…
Textile printing
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