The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 69
ey (O) is simply interposed between the blanketand the cloth to be printed (K >, for the purpose of preventing the former frombeing soiled by the colour which penetrates through the latter. The whole machine is worked by one large cogwheel (Z) in fig. 25, whichgears into a small pinion (Y) on… … FlG. 24.—Diagrammatic section of a single-colour roller machine. INSERT FOLDOl T HERE METHODS OF PRINTING. 5 one (X) on the Bpindle of the furnisher, whioh, therefore, works in theopposite direction to the roller. When a brush furnisher is used it is frequent!]made to work in the same direction as…
Textile printing
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