Cloth Press, page 1
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A short dictionary entry on cloth presses, machines for pressing woolen cloth in bolt or in transit. It describes the Nussey & Leachman automatic hydraulic press of Leeds, with steam-heated platen and intermittent feed, and the Harwood & Quincy continuous press of Boston, which brushes and presses cloth coming from the shearing machine. It ends with references to further sources.

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Date
1884
Language
English
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