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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 14 (October 1907) (1907)

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n the making of rubber goods such as steam hose Fire hose, air brake hose, and other specification hose Diagram Showing Lateral Displacement of Tile-Cut- and packings which, in use, are to be subjected to high are made in substantially the same manner, except ting Knife Whereby Both Sides of a Tile… … steam packings is that it is disinte- a ratchet. These lathes, as they Automatic Lathes for Cutting Fruit-Jar Rings From Rubber Tubes. Folding Rubber-Coated Duck Strips to Form Hydranlic Double-Deck High-Pressure Press, 30 Feet Long by 50 Inches Wide, Exerting Belts. Pressure of 3,000 Pounds Per…

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