The principles and progress of printing machinery (1900)
Southward, John, 1840-1902, Wilson, Frederick John Farlow. Account of modern printed machine · London : E. Menken · leaf 68
quired. If themachine is driven beyond this speed, the work suffers, aswell as the machine itself. Ai-rangement of the Working Parts.—As will be seenfrom the illustration of the Napier Platen, the platen itself(a) resembles the ordinary machine only at the base, thecross-beam being dispensed with.… … Fie. 2- The driving-shaft (c), which is situated at the extreme end,works another shaft (d) immediately above it. This is fur-nished with a bevel-wheel (e), by which the grooved drumis driven. The spindles of the rollers, botl; inker? and waver?, F 66 PRINCIPI-ES AND PROGRP:SS OF are fitted in two…
Printing machinery and supplies
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