A Cotton Fabrics Glossary
A Cotton Fabrics Glossary
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This machine laces them to- gether in a continuous manner, so that they follow one another on the cylinder of the jacquard head when in operation. This completes the proc- ess and the operation of the hooks in the machine by the cards as punch- ed will produce the pattern. This sample set of cards is usually oper- ated in producing a sample piece of cloth. When an order is obtained it is customary to use quite a number of looms in making and this necessi- tates a number of sets of cards, one fo...r each loom. These are produced on what is called a card repeater. This machine is no more nor less than a card cutting macliine on which the sample set of cards are placed and wherein a whole duplicate card is cut at once instead of cutting a row at once, as is done on the original card cutter, and this saves quite a little time and lowers the cost. These machines are practically always used when mills are of any size.
METHODS OF FINISHING.
It may be well to mention the fact that the finishing of these silk and cotton cloths has improved quite a good deal in the last few years, and this m?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This machine laces them to- gether in a continuous manner, so that they follow one another on the cylinder of the jacquard head when in operation. This completes the proc- ess and the operation of the hooks in the machine by the cards as punch- ed will produce the pattern. This sample set of cards is usually oper- ated in producing a sample piece of cloth. When an order is obtained it is customary to use quite a number of looms in making and this necessi- tates a number of sets of cards, one fo...r each loom. These are produced on what is called a card repeater. This machine is no more nor less than a card cutting macliine on which the sample set of cards are placed and wherein a whole duplicate card is cut at once instead of cutting a row at once, as is done on the original card cutter, and this saves quite a little time and lowers the cost. These machines are practically always used when mills are of any size.
METHODS OF FINISHING.
It may be well to mention the fact that the finishing of these silk and cotton cloths has improved quite a good deal in the last few years, and this m?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank P Bennett Co to read onlineMoreLess
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