Machines at the service of products (1)
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Along with the scientific progress, the equipment of factories and laboratories kept improving and diversifying. Pulverizers, stirrers, pullers, refrigerators, sieving machines, bluteuses [1],
mixers, washers, fat whisks, ball makers for cosmetics and dough, sterilizers, driers, etc were used. There is a very long list of machines and tools epitomizing the major role of technique in the cosmetic industry.
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Lubin factories in Courbevoie.
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Laboratories of Antoine Chiris factory. Etablissements Antoine Chiris: contribution à la connaissance des huiles essentielles. Grasse, 1929.
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Gattefossé Factories, around 1925.
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Advertising for Danto Rogeat & C° iron equipment. La Parfumerie moderne, 1925.
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| BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 15270. |
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Machines were created to improve productivity and the conservation of the natural raw materials that were extracted using sophisticated vacuum pumps [2]. Vacuum
permitted to lower the evaporation temperature, to preserve delicate scents, to suck thick liquids up and to facilitate the filling process.
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Advertising for Caiffe-Gallot & Pilon vacuum-pump. La Parfumerie moderne, 1921.
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| BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 15270. |
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Advertising for Auguste & Des Moutis industrial equipment. La Parfumerie moderne, 1938.
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"La Parisienne", a mixer for powder. La Parfumerie moderne, 1912.
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