Card grinding in theory and practice : a treatise upon the various methods of grinding card clothing used by spinners of cotton, wool, silk, and other textile fibres (1922)
me to produce good cardingpoints by grinding in order to spoil them afterwards byunnecessary polishing. It does sometimes happen, more oftenprobably than it ought, that the wire is badly scored andbarbed by careless setting, or through the bad condition of theemery combined with heavy setting. (See… … The Burnishing Roller.—Care insetting. The Burnishing Roller No. 127, Fig. 64 (section) is made exactly on the samelines as the stripping roller, Fig. 58, save thatthe wire is straight, not possessing any bend. InFig. 64. setting the burnisher, care should be taken to Burn^sh^ag^Roller ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^…
Carding-machines · Textile machinery
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