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Canadian textile journal (1908)

St-Laurent, Quebec Canadian Textile Journal Pub. Co. [etc.] · leaf 345

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ng screws J. It should be held firmly withjust sufficient room to revolve withou binding withthe collars at the sides. It allows for six or morelags, each lag being separated by a blade of steel.Hi shows the heald section and H, the box and pickingsection of cylinder. The steel blades between… … at the end of cylinder blade lifts or levers it out of itsbed without damage to the cylinder bed. Plain Gearing to Lag Cylinder.—Fig. 37 shows an-othei- type of gearing between top shaft G and the lagcylinder. A small pinion 1021 with 16 teeth gearswith an intermediate wheel 1024 with 52 teeth, and…

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