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Pressure-moulding

The several moulding-machines which operate by forcing the sand into the flask betwixt the table and platen may be taken as examples of pressure-moulding, effecting by machine pressure what has hitherto been accomplished by hand-ramming. See MOULDING-MACHINES.

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