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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (May 1892) (1892)

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ed at St. diately be added six more, and with these 16 stacks the tanks to prevent oxidation, being then ready for tin- Louis is the manufacture of tin, and, according to the ning. The process of tinning is comparatively simple. company will be able to turn out over 600 boxes of tin Iron Age, to… … MANUFACTURE OF TIN-THE SHEET MILL. plate a day. half-bright plates, which are largely used in the company's own works, save what are sold to the retail trade. The balance of the production is roofing or terne plates. The roofing plates are all sold to dealers, and the company say that consumers…

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