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Summary
| Description | Diagram of the justification process. The composed line is locked up between the jaws (1 and 2) of the vise. The justification ram (5) then moves up to expand the spacebands to fill the space between the vise jaws. |
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| Source | Linotype Machine Principles, published by Mergenthaler Linotype Company, Brooklyn, NY, 1940, p. 131 |
| Author | Scanned and cleaned up by Paul Koning |
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