Britain at Work
A Pictorial Description of Our National Industries
År: 1902
Forlag: Cassell and Company, Limited
Sted: London, Paris, New York & Melbourne
Sider: 384
UDK: 338(42) Bri
Illustrated from photographes, etc.
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146
BRITAIN AT WORK.
The tint which distinguishes certain editions
of the cheap evening papers is imparted by
pouring a little dye into the vats. But if you
visit one of the mills where coloured papers
proper are made, for writing and various
other purposes, you find that the effect is
secured not by any such simple means as
this, but by thoroughly dyeing the rags
before they are disintegrated. I must note,
too, that the high gloss that is given to paper
upon which “ process ” illustrations have to
be printed is obtained by the process of
super-calendering, the paper being run
through special calendering machines after
the paper-making machine has finished with
it. The best paper of this class—as, for
example, that which is used for Britain
AT WORK—undergoes the further process of
“ coating,” one of the latest and most in-
teresting of paper-making operations. But
this, with much else that merits notice, I
must leave undescribed.
W. W. Hutchings.
READY FOR USE. A BIG STORK OE PAPER AT THE
SITTINGBOURNE MILLS.