. Journal. 04.XVIIIfi., page 982. Printing Machines [for Intermittent Printing] for Fabrics ; Roller . Mather and Piatt, Ltd., and D. P. Smith, Salford. Eng. Pat. 21,509, Oct, 7, 1904. The printing, at predetermined distances apart, of crossborders or stripes upon textile tissues, is accomplished,according to this invention, with the aid of two pairs ofendless chains, one pair bearing projections, the other,depressions, by the action of which upon the mandrels thetwo sets of printing rollers are brought into or tlirown outof operation as required. The bowl 1 (see figures) of the printing machi
![. Journal. 04.XVIIIfi., page 982. Printing Machines [for Intermittent Printing] for Fabrics ; Roller . Mather and Piatt, Ltd., and D. P. Smith, Salford. Eng. Pat. 21,509, Oct, 7, 1904. The printing, at predetermined distances apart, of crossborders or stripes upon textile tissues, is accomplished,according to this invention, with the aid of two pairs ofendless chains, one pair bearing projections, the other,depressions, by the action of which upon the mandrels thetwo sets of printing rollers are brought into or tlirown outof operation as required. The bowl 1 (see figures) of the printing machi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG79R6/journal-04xviiifi-page-982-printing-machines-for-intermittent-printing-for-fabrics-roller-mather-and-piatt-ltd-and-d-p-smith-salford-eng-pat-21509-oct-7-1904-the-printing-at-predetermined-distances-apart-of-crossborders-or-stripes-upon-textile-tissues-is-accomplishedaccording-to-this-invention-with-the-aid-of-two-pairs-ofendless-chains-one-pair-bearing-projections-the-otherdepressions-by-the-action-of-which-upon-the-mandrels-thetwo-sets-of-printing-rollers-are-brought-into-or-tlirown-outof-operation-as-required-the-bowl-1-see-figures-of-the-printing-machi-2AG79R6.jpg)
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. Journal. 04.XVIIIfi., page 982. Printing Machines [for Intermittent Printing] for Fabrics ; Roller . Mather and Piatt, Ltd., and D. P. Smith, Salford. Eng. Pat. 21, 509, Oct, 7, 1904. The printing, at predetermined distances apart, of crossborders or stripes upon textile tissues, is accomplished, according to this invention, with the aid of two pairs ofendless chains, one pair bearing projections, the other, depressions, by the action of which upon the mandrels thetwo sets of printing rollers are brought into or tlirown outof operation as required. The bowl 1 (see figures) of the printing machine is pro-vided at each end with an annular channel 2. Twoendless chains 5 are led into the machine over wheels 6above the first body- or ground-printing roller 7 ; thesepass along the channels 2 and under guides attached tothe side frames, and after leaving the last printing roller ofthe same set, are led out of the maclune, returning to the 966 JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY. [Sept. 30, 10OJ I. Fio. 1. 7777777777- Fig. 2. point of entrance over guide-pulleys 9 and through a ten-sion apparatus 10, and cleaning arrangement 11. Twoother, similar, endless chain? Hi are led into the machineover wheels 17 above the- last cross-border roller 18. Theseafter leaving the first roller 19 of the same set. return overguide pulleys 20 and a tension arrangement 21. All fourchains are driven by sprocket wheels 22. mounted on shafts23, carrying toothed wheels 24. which gear with the mainstar-wheel of the printing machine, the gearing being soarranged that the four cam-chains move with the samespeed as the periphery of the bowl. The two chains 5 are provided with cams or projections26, attached to their inner edges and fixed at predeter-mined distances apart from one another. At the samepositions are also affixed protection plates, extendingacross the whole width of the bowl from one to theother of the chains. These plates, which are providedwith screw adjustments 29. pass between