Piston
Pantologia · 1813 · p. 467
(embolus), in pump work, is a short cylinder of metal, or other solid substance, fitted exactly to the cavity of the barrel or body of the pump. ‘There are two kinds of pistons used in pumps, the one with a valve, and the other without a valve, called a forcer; and each of these admits of a great variety.
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