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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 121

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orated wooden tray, on wdiich water is flowing ; theyarn thus receives an efficient shower bath, Chap. Vn.] WOOLLEN CLOTH SCOURING. 107 Scouiing partly by hand and partly by maclii-ne iaeffected by the apparatus represented in Fig. 33, andmade by Thos. Aimers and Sons, Galashiels. The yarn is… … Pig. 36.—Sectaoii of Machine shown in Fig. 35. reels, placed on a moving endless band, and thus ledthrough a paii of squeezing rollers, to be washed with waterin a similar machine. In some machines the reels areomitted, and the hanks worked in the liquid by hand. A perfectly continuous method of…

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