A cotton fabrics glossary; containing instructions for the manufacture of every known grade and variety of cotton fabrics .. (1907)
Bennett, Frank P. and company. [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] F.P. Bennett & co., inc · leaf 170
g the weaving isvery little; the take-up in the finishedgoods, about 1 per cent. After thefabric is finished the threads lie prac-tically straight; this is due to theopenness of the jnesh. This readily il-lustrates that the closer the weave,the more take-up of warp yarn. Warp yarn, l-50s cotton.… … TAROLTON. The goods in weaving have a tend-encj to roll up, that is, the selvedgesi-oll toward the middle of the fabric;this is overcome by holding out theselvedges by means of the temple. Thetemple also prevents the chafing ofthe warp during weaving. LOOM REQUIRED. Any light-built loom with a…
Cotton manufacture
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