The record of the International Exhibition, 1862 (1862)
London International Exhibition (London, England), Mallet, Robert, 1810-1881 · Glasgow : W. MacKenzie · leaf 468
ap increases, its speed is diminished bining two machines in one. Its leading features consist in forming in proportion, and this is effected in an entirely automatic manner. A friction disc is employed for transmitting the motion from the one side of the grooves of the top sheet rollers (see Fig.… … that they make when Formation of Cope— Longitudinal Section. Mode of Winding— Elevation. Horner’s Hackling Machine — Detail of Stripper Rods. at work a continuous circular or eccentric movement round the lower sheet pulleys, and aro wound upon the spindle, so as to form a series of frustrums of so…
London International Exhibition (London, England) · London International Exhibition · Decorative arts · Art objects
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