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Tan-ex-tract′cr.

A leaching device for extract- [2486] ing the astringent matters from bark. The bark is softened in water, and then passed through rollers into the saturating-tank, exposed in said tank to the action of beaters, elevated and passed through a series of leaches, where it is washed repeatedly until all the astringent properties contained therein are taken up by the wash.

Apparatus for extracting tan-bark.

Apparatus for making extracts.

Fig. 6185 shows an apparatus for making extracts from bark or other substances. It has an additional or secondary tank and two sets of squeezing-rollers combined with the crushing-rollers, saturating-tank, and elevator, so that the astringent qualities will be disengaged and the pulp left finally in a condition to be used as fuel.

Tang-chisel.

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