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Cause and prevention of uneven yarn (1915)

Charlotte, NC : Clark Pub. · leaf 54

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n 52 equal amounts from each bale, oth-erwise the trouble of grading is allin vain, and careless mixing is thesame as bad grading. The beaterblades must be kept in goodshape and not allowed to run witha knife edge. We should have aperfectly smooth edge on beaterblades and have the edge a… … J. M. Jolly College Park, Ga. the cotton, the more even yarn. In-termediate laps should be weighedtwice a day at least. On the finisherpicker we must at all times keepgood spike beaters if we expect evenwork, and must not allow part of thecotton to reach the card improperlycleaned. The object of…

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