The treatment of paper for special purposes : a practical introduction to the preparation of paper products for a great variety of purposes such as parchment paper, transfer papers, preservative papers, grained transfer papers, fireproof and antifalsification papers, polishing papers, tracing and copying papers, chalk and litho transfer papers, leather papers, luminous papers, tortoiseshell and ivory papers, metal papers, coloured papers, etc. etc., and paper articles (1907)
Andés, Louis Edgar, 1848-1925 · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 68
urposes to make a 3 per cent, solution for thin paper, or 5 per cent, for thicker paper. Should the acid crystallise out, more glycerine must be added by degrees, until the liquid is again perfectly clear. The liquid is placed in a wide, flat dish, and the sheets of paper dipped one at a time. When… … Fiq. 3. — Apparatus for making wax paper. dried in the sun, in front of the fire, or in a drying oven, and must be stored in a cool, dry place, either flat between sheets of millboard, or in rolls. WAX PAPER. Wax paper is largely used for wrapping products that contain a certain amount of moisture,…
Paper · Papermaking
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