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 88
e coffin travels to the end. The tables are driven by means of a horizontal rack,with quadrants at each end. This rack, as will be seenfrom the diagram (fig. 35, F), is totally dissimilar to the oneused on the Drop-bar machine, and consists of only one set oflong teeth. The rack is fixed in the… … Fig- 35.—Anglo-French Rack and Spindle.A, Live and Dead I C, Pinion Shaft. | FF, Rack. Riggers. | I), Pinion Wheel. a, Tumbler. E, Universal Joint. | E, (^)uadrant. | Drt, Side View of Pinion Wheel, showing position of Tumber. wheel, D, at the end. This wheel works in the rack, andiTioves the…
Printing machinery and supplies
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