The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 205
ce available. When the cloth is impregnated with substances that are injuriously affectedby coming in contact with the hot metallic surfaces of the cylinders, it is driedby being made to pass through a. hot air chamber or hot Hue. Formerly thehut Hue was actually such, being a long, low, brick… … [To/a,; „. 171 TREATMENT OF QOODS AFTER PRINTING. I 71 that shown in Plate II. a system more convenient, more reliable, and in everyway better. Ii oonsiata of a large iron or wooden chamber through which thecloth paeeee over a series of guide rollers made f wood. The chamber isheated by a…
Textile printing
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