Society of Motion Picture Engineers : incorporation and by-laws (1926)

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Cleaning Motion Picture Positive Film — Faulkner 119 merged at a time. Felt brushes submerged in the liquid brush both sides of the film. The film then travels up through a series of four rubber wipers at B suspended on a spring suspension at the same Fig. 1. Film cleaning machine. angle, which wipe the film very much in the manner that a window cleaning "squeegee" wipes the water from a freshly washed window pane. The film then passes between flannel strips fed from reels