Wadding Sizer
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A short dictionary entry describing the wadding sizer, a machine that applies a coating of size to the surface of a cotton bat. It explains the parts: an upper reticulated metallic apron that presses the sized bat so the fibers adhere, a blast-pipe that detaches the bat from the apron, and a pin-pointed rotary cylinder that receives size from a rotary brush and sprinkles it on the bat. A line drawing (Fig. 7000) illustrates the machine.
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- Article
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- 1876
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- English
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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