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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 6 (February 1902) (1902)

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n two of the winding-machines, the first ticity, or may be pressed about the cable wires while lead press previously mentioned. By the use of suit- cold, but under considerable pressure. When the and the last, are mounted in different positions. The able nozzles, the gutta percha is pressed around… … ing been finally drawn through a made by pressing the material Gutta-Percha Press. around the wires in a seamless bath of lime-water, the purpose of which is to destroy the ad- envelop. Sometimes the wirea THE MANUFACTURE OF SUBMARINE CABLES.

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