The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 593
taining starch paste,C the cloth, printedside uppermost. D thedoctor, G G two ad-justable guide rollers,F F skeleton guiderollers, M M large dry-ing cylinders. Thedrying of the clothis so arranged thatthe starched side doesnot come in contactwith the cylindersuntil it is sufficientlydry not to mark… … KlNlsiiiXi; 0? PRINTED camcoes 559 order thai the brillianoy of the colours may nol be impaired by the presence ofa tiliu nf semi opaque staivli. For transparont finishes, they BX6 usually paddedin solutions of gum, soluble starch, or Boluble salts. A variety of starohes are used, differing in the…
Textile printing
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