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 222
e loom, it is turned byhand to produce the sheds, so that lease-rods mav beinserted. The round rear lease rod D is first insertedwhen front harness is up. It is loosely held in place by aleather strap at each end. Loom is turned to make another shed with front har-ness down, and the flat iron lease… … Fig. 39- Plain Loom—Section. 212 Lease rods are put in the warp for the purpose of keep-ing the threads better separated, and for facihtating thefinding and piecing up of broken ends and keeping them intheir proper places. 253. An ordinary 40 inch sheeting loom should runabout 160 to 170…
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