American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 172
pt that the wires are bent, similarly to the card clothingteeth, instead of being straight. Fig. 102 shows the card in elevation with the strippmgbrush mounted in the stands in position for cleaning the cylinderand doffer. It is set so that its wires penetrate about J of aninch into the card teeth… … Fig. 101. Elevation of StrippingBrush. 151 114 COTTON SPINNING. being sufficient. The surfaces of the cylinder and brush, whichare in contact, turn in tlie same direction, but, as the brusli runsat a much greater speed, the dirt is removed very easily. Theband is then taken off and the brush is…
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