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Plates 152-X and 153-X show how the mixing paddles may be lifted out of a kettle by a simple hinge.
[Plate 151-X shows a mixing and tilting kettle.]
[Plate 135-X. Acid resisting enameled kettles with a wood mixer.]
[Plate 150-X. Power mixing kettle with the heavy power drive.]
Plate 115-X illustrates the way any of the power mixing kettles can be arranged for a direct motor worm drive.
[No. 12?]Pipe and fittings. Plate 146-X.
Plate 64-X. Dimensions and prices of Plate 64-X and 65-X with spout and furnace as shown in Plate 139-X.
Plate 139-X. Plan and sectional drawing of metal pots Plate 64-X and 65-X.
Plate 137-X. Apparatus by which jacketed kettles may be heated.
Plates 155-X and 156-X illustrate kettle with a special mixing paddle, revolving between stationary breakers.
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kettles
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science industry and business library general collection
caldrons and kettles
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j l mott iron works publisher
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kettle
paddle
breakers
caldrons
new york public library
Date
1920 - 1929
Contributors
J.L. Mott Iron Works, Publisher
Location
New York
Source
New York Public Library
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