Tempered Clothing--An Investment in Good Appearance
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The cloth is then pressed by hot rolls in order to give it proper luster and to "set" or ''close" the pattern; that is, to give the proper damp-resisting "per- manent wave" to every fiber and to insure that the fibers are meshed in such a way as to preserve both flexibility and tough- ness to the fabric.
Worsteds, mohairs and palm beaches receive this additional steaming and pressing after their cold bath. Usually, however, lustrous fabrics like serges and 32 Plate VIII Ninety ton press with ca...rdboard sheets and hot metal plates for pressing lustrous fabrics worsteds are not roll-pressed. Instead they are folded over sheets of polished cardboard, then placed in a press between hot steel plates and given from 80 to 90 tons pressure for a whole night. This lays the pile flat and gives a fine smooth finish. Whereas ordinary cassimeres and overcoatings are steamed and pressed rolled, soft heavy-pile overcoatings (Mon- tagnac, Kynoch, Gibson and Lumgear, Worumbo, etc.) must be treated by open steam sponging to keep the pile fluffy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cloth is then pressed by hot rolls in order to give it proper luster and to "set" or ''close" the pattern; that is, to give the proper damp-resisting "per- manent wave" to every fiber and to insure that the fibers are meshed in such a way as to preserve both flexibility and tough- ness to the fabric.
Worsteds, mohairs and palm beaches receive this additional steaming and pressing after their cold bath. Usually, however, lustrous fabrics like serges and 32 Plate VIII Ninety ton press with ca...rdboard sheets and hot metal plates for pressing lustrous fabrics worsteds are not roll-pressed. Instead they are folded over sheets of polished cardboard, then placed in a press between hot steel plates and given from 80 to 90 tons pressure for a whole night. This lays the pile flat and gives a fine smooth finish. Whereas ordinary cassimeres and overcoatings are steamed and pressed rolled, soft heavy-pile overcoatings (Mon- tagnac, Kynoch, Gibson and Lumgear, Worumbo, etc.) must be treated by open steam sponging to keep the pile fluffy.
What to read after Tempered Clothing--An Investment in Good Appearance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by The House of Kuppenheimer, Chicago. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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