A treatise on colour manufacture : a guide to the preparation, examination, and application of all the pigment colours in practical use (1908)
Zerr, Georg, Rübencamp, R. (Robert), Mayer, Charles · London : C. Griffin · leaf 245
rrect, if possible, this dis- agreeable result, the coloured mixtures are moistened with cheap hygro- scopical saline solutions in the mixing vats (common salt, calcium chloride, &c.), or, more recently, glycerine diluted with an ecpial bulk of water. This manipulation, primarily intended, of… … for the reasons already given, preferably in staunch cubical wooden chests fitted with a shaft mounted in a frame and turned bv a crank (Fi<rS 68 and 69). To secure uniform running, the crank motion is transmitted by pinions. In contrast with the gliding movement of the materials under treatment…
Pigments · Coloring matter · Dyes and dyeing
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