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Cotton weaving: its development, principles, and practice (1895)

Marsden, Richard, 1837-1903 · London, G. Bell & sons · leaf 296

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city of production may occasionally exceed that of theconsumption of the establishment. In these cases itsometimes becomes economical to turn the reels uponstraight reeling and sell the yarn. In this case there willbe required a short-bundle yarn press such as that shownin fig. 158, a very… … 270 COTTON WEAVING. ordinary method, upon which Mr. Coleby has effectedgreat improvements, as he has made the whole automatic,so that when the yarn has been placed in position theattendant has only to start the press, and the bars areautomatically brought down, self-locked, and the bundlepressed,…

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