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Cyclopedia of textile work; (1907)

American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 128

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ing from 110 COTTON SPINNING. 73 the greater portion of its wires, and, as they stand out slightlyfrom the surface of the cylinder by being drawn into a smallspace, are more easily dealt with than they would be if the flatwere brought close at the toe. Cylinder Doffer and Flats. In Fig. 58 is shown… … -34 ,ooo Fig. 67. Section of cylinder, leader and flat. adhere to them, are removed by the stripping comb, W ^. Passingalong toward the rear of the card, they are cleaned by a revolvingbrush, W^, called the stripping brush which is itself cleaned by astationary comb, W*, called the stripping brush…

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