Toward better techniques / Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries), Government of India

Library has towards better techniques : No. 67, 85, 87, 90-92, 101, 105, 112, 115, 122, 123, 128, 137, 139, 146, 148, 153, 165, 168-170, 173-182, 184-194, 196-209, 211-215, 217-225, 227-241, 243, 245-249, 251-252, 254-255, 257-259, 262, 264-267, 269-272, 276-281, 284-287, 289-290, 293-295, 297, 299-302, 306-311, 313-318, 320, 325 and 327-346

Library has 2 cops.

No.67. Human relations. : No.85. Towards better techniques shop tools-their use and maintenance twist drills. : No.87. Joining of the metals-forge welding. : No.90. some data on brick manufacture. : No.91. Sound round leather belting for industrial use by vegetable tannage (part III). : No.92. Solid round leather belting for industrial use. : No.101. Manufacture of sealing wax. : No.105. How to manufacture East India tanned skins. : No.112. Applications of jigs and fixtures. : No.115. Stainless stell in modern surgical instruments. : No.122. Rewinding of 3 phase induction motors. : No.123. Industrial cooperatives for small industries. : No.128. Better leather by improved tools. : No.137. Micrometers and vernier calipers. : No.139. Power presses. : No.139. c.2. : No.146. Machine tool building. : No.148. Neon and glow signs. : No.153. Fine earthenware. : No.165. Production planning. : No.168. How to manufacture football. : No.169. Melting of aluminium alloys. : No.170. Right approach to shoe last making. : No.173. Export marketing for small industries. : No.174. Basic considerations for setting Uttar Pradesh a small scale unit. : No.175. Economics of quality. No.176. Chrome tanning of coe hides followed by Chinese. : No.177. Chamoise leather. : No.178. Toggle clamps. : No.179. a few suggestions for better personnel relations. : No.180. Trade marks act 1940. : No.181. Factories act, 1948. : No.182. Channels of distribution-law market new products. : No.185. Slaesman's selling tools. : No.186. Slaesmen's expense control. : No.187. Designs on wwight driven pendulum clocks. : No.188. Design and manufacture of jigs and fixtures. : No.189. Machinery and plat layout. : No.190. Workmen's compensation act, 1923. : No.191. Method of calculating consumption of oxygen and acetylene gas for welding. : No.192. Tube bending and loading materials. : No.193. Foundry sand control. : No.194. Casting defects due to moulding motors. : No.196. Noise free indusction motors. : No.197. Manufacture of industrial leather. : No.198. Footwear-modern methods of production. : No.199. Manufacture of thermometers. : No.200. Purification of mercury. : No.201. Bearings. : No.202. Practical methods of liming in tanning industry. : No.203. East India tanning process for goatskins. : No.204. Drop forging. : No.205. Safet measures for a foundryman. : No.206. Electric motors. : No.207. Cutting speeds and feeds. : No.208. Manufacture of diaphragm leather. : No.209. Full chrome glowing leather. : No.211. Metallurgical consideration for quality production of machine tool castings. : No.212. Chemical analysis of brass. : No.212. c.2. : No.213. To cut metric threads on an ordinary lathe having English threads. : No.214. Sheet iron vitreous enamelling. : No.215. Indexing. : No.217. Upsetting. : No.218. Quick preparation of moulds and cores by carbon-dioxide process. : No.219. Refining and bleaching of crude vegetable oil. : No.220. French polish and bleaching of shellac. : No.220. c.2. : No.221. Gears. : No.222. Installation and levelling of the lathe. : No.223. Alignment of superheterodyne radio receivers. : No.224. End sealing of tubular elements. : No.225. Cutting oils for machinery operation. : No.225. c.2. : No.227. Suede dyeing. : No.228. Binders in foundry sands. : No.229. Wedge, chill test in C.I. foundries. : No.230. Vanishing cream. : No.231. Proper technique for the manufacture of best quality leather shoes on machanised lines. : No.232. White and khaki blanco used as a shoes. : No.233. Workshop practice in machining of plastics. : No.234. Single spindle automatic screw machines. : No.235.Silver plating. : No.236. Barrel nickel plating. : No.237. Process for applying anti-tarnish coating on brass aricles. : No.238. Principles of electroplating of gold and gold alloys. : No.239. Service data charts for servicing superhete rodyne receivers. : No.240. Air force darby shoes. : No.241. Gaggers, chaplets and wedges for use in foundries. : No.243. Shrinkage and contraction of casting alloys. : No.245. General information to an operator regarding cupola charge. : No.246. Enamelled photo stones for rings and pendants. : No.247. Barrel plating. : No.248. Stainless steels and their heat treatment. : No.249. Boiled linseed oil. : No.251. Phosphating of iron and steel components prior to painting. : No.252. Inspection of zinc, cadmium and tin plated coatings. : No.254. Pickling and rust preventive methods for iron and steel parts. : No.255. Chemical etc.hing and milling. : No.258. Die steels and their heat treatment. : No.259. Preparation of insole for hand welted shoes. : No.262. Fused bi-focal lenses. : No.264. Selection of refractory materials. : No.265. Properties of refractory materials. : No.266. Chrome tanned goats skins for export in blue conditions. : No.267. Fabricating and finishing of plastic film. : No.269. Platic adhesives. : No.272. Screw cutting. : No.276. Lapping work in tool room practice. : No.277. Coloured glass and artficial gems. : No.278. Piercing tools for sheet metal work and circular tool for automatic. : No.279. Circular form tools for automatics. : No.280. Know more about lime and lime stone. : No.281. Improves methods of canning of curried vegetable. : No.284. Plastic coatings for leather. : No.285. Common tools used in hammer forging. : No.286. Single point tools. : No.287. Metal spinning. : No.289. Scientific volumetric glassware. : No.290. Some hints on use of proper raw materials of toolings. : No.293. Dehydration of vegetables. : No.295. Proper method of fitting and closing of Oxford shoe upper. : No.296. Lubrication. : No.297. Know your foundry sand. : No.299. Device for skining leather toe puff and stiffeners by sole splitting machine. : No.300. Pickles. : No.301. How to prepare gents chappal with telephone cord and its costing. : No.302. Properties of tool steels. : No.306.Modern process on the manufacture of raw hide pickers pretanned with calgon. : No.307. Modern process for manufacture of vegetable tanned belting leather pretanned with calgon. : No.308. Modle process on the manufacture of picking bands, vegetable tanned, pretanned with calgon. : No.309. What is broaching. : No.310. Manufacture of industrial ecramics. : No.311. Spark erosion machinery and its applications. : No.313. Trouble shooting in electic motors. : No.314. Work accuracy and maintenance of machine tools. : No.315. Maintenance of centre lathes. : No.316. High rupturing capacity fuse links. : No.317. Maintenance of electric motors. : No.318. Manufacture and application of carbide tipped tools. : No.320. Pesticides and its formulations. : No.325. Rapid tannage of E.I. kips. : No.327. Leather varnish. : No.328. Maintenance and care of electric motors. : No.329. Knowledge of welding apparatus and their maintenance. : No.330. Testing transistor radio receivers by the signal injection method. : No.331. Erection of machinery. : No.332. Surface finish of machine part. : No. 333. Metallurgical factors affecting machinability of grey iron casting. : No.334. Analysis of machine capacity. : No.335. Maintenance of switchgear in industry. : No.336. Slide rail. : No.337. Towards better techniques, types, uses and calculations relating to press works. : No.338. Stabilization of cloud in citrus fruit beverages. : No.339. Selection of cutting oils in metal cutting and machining processes. : No.340. Selection of five pitch gear profiles for small mechanisms. : No.341. Pectin in the food industry. : No.342. Vitamins in fresh and preserved foods. : No.243. Fish sausage. : No.344. Spoilage in processed food. : No.345. Selection and preparation of tile clay. : No.346. Maintenance of cutting tools by carbide impregnation