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inking, vbl. n.|ˈɪŋkɪŋ|
[f. ink v. + -ing1.]
The action of the verb ink; spec. the covering of type with ink preparatory to printing.
1818E. Cowper in Savage Dict. Print. (1841) s.v. Inking Apparatus, The advantages of this mode of inking are considerable. 1833J. Holland Manuf. Metal II. 233 It [a printing-machine] was found to be too complicated; the inking was defective. 1872Daily News 18 June 5/1 The rending or the inking of a reputation. 1884Leeds Mercury Wkly. Suppl. 15 Nov. 1/1 He succeeded in combining a press with mechanical instead of manual methods of inking.
b. attrib. or Comb., chiefly in terms relating to printing, or to those parts of the printing-machine concerned in the process of inking the type, as inking-apparatus, inking-ball, inking-cylinder, inking-disk, inking-pad, inking-power, inking-roller, inking-slab, inking-table, inking-trough. (Cf. ink n.1 4.)
1825J. Nicholson Operat. Mechanic 306 Two..systems of *inking apparatus,..adapted to ink their respective forms of types.
1890W. J. Gordon Foundry 190 In 1815 Forster had found the Staffordshire potters dabbing on their patterns with lumps of glue and treacle. He took the mixture and made it into *inking-balls.
1790Nicholson Specif. Patent, A is the printing-cylinder..and B is the *inking-cylinder, with its distributing-rollers. 1851Illustr. Exhib. 491 An apparatus similar to the inking cylinder of the platen machine.
1876Preece & Sivewright Telegraphy 71 The position of the *inking disc, with respect to the paper and armature. 1892Southward Pract. Print. (ed. 4) 425 The ‘Minerva’ has its inking disc in two parts.
1790Nicholson Specif. Patent, The lever..raises the *inking-piece, which applies itself against one of the distributing-rollers.
Ibid., B is the *inking-roller. 1875Knight Dict. Mech. 1188/1 The diagonal arrangement of the inking-roller..is described in Applegath's English patent, 1823.
1841Chambers' Inform. 636/2 The type-carriage and *inking-tables have a reciprocating motion. 1851–3Tomlinson Cycl. Arts in Penny Cycl. 2nd Suppl. (1858) 538/1 As the inking-table..passes the ductor-roller, it receives from it a coating of ink. |