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The Puering, Bating & Drenching of Skins

Note 72 — Chapter III

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The apparatus was constructed by Mr. W. Linney, of the University College, Nottingham.

Since this apparatus was constructed Professor H. R. Procter has informed me that an appliance devised by Mr. Anderson, of the Leeds University, for measuring the thickness of leather under varying pressures, has been in use in the leather industries department for some months for the purpose of measuring the proportion of the permanent to elastic compression.

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