Cotton mill processes and calculations. An elementary text book for the use of textile schools and for home study (1899)
Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C., The author · leaf 184
ch hold the yarn from 10 to 15bobbins. SPOOLER.—FIQ. 32.—Lettering. A. Spinning Bobbin, in Holder B. Bobbin Holder C. Traverse Rod D. Thread Guide E. Spool, being wound F. Tin Cylinder G. Rock ShaftH. Rock Arm J. Connecting Rod K. Lifting Rod L. Bobbin Box. M. Empty Spool Box N. Full Spool Box… … Fio. 32. Spooler 174 Traverse rod moves up and down, a distance equal tothe lift or length of spool barrel, and guides the yarnevenly on the spool. Spindles are driven from tin cylinder with stout twistedyarn bands. Spindle is made with a broad flange on which the spoolrests. Spool fits loosely…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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