Lead tank (with lip) for cistern or cess pool lining 8" x 8.5" x 9" deep, flame burnt seams Lead tank (with lip) for cistern or cess pool lining
Paper chromatography tank constructed at the Wool Industries Research Association, Leeds, 1943. Paper chromatography tank constructed at the Wool Industries Research Association, 1943 1943
Detached items : a sheet-metal tank; two sheet metal splash guards; bottom pulley for chain; a length of double-helix chain; a bottom pulley to suit the double-helix chain Sheet-Metal Tank and Components
This mild steel lead lined tank and enameled pan top were built at some point between the late 19th century and early 20th century at the Levenstein/Blackley dyeworks which was based in Manchester. The tank is approximately 4 feet 6 inches in diameter, 4 feet 6 inches deep and weighs around one and a half tons. The enameled pan fits on top of the steel tank, and at the bottom of the tank is a porcelain hole where a charge tap would have been installed. Internally, the tank also had lead coiling and lead covered grid agitator to facilitate the mixing of cod liver oil and sulphonic acid. Mild steel lead lined tank Early 20th Century