Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 267
ng entangled. When the cotton yarn is in the chain form, beingintended for warps, a machine similar to that representedin Fig. 51 is employed. In its simplest form—namely, as a single-box machine—it consists of a rectangular wooden dyebeck a, fitted above and below with a seriesof wooden rollers,… … Fig. 51.—Warp-Dyeing MacMno. H, are passed side by side through the two boxes A andB in the direction indicated. The squeezing rollers c dprevent as much as possible the liquor in a from beingdrawn over by the warps into b, which contains a dif-ferent liquid. As the warps pass out of the…
Dyes and dyeing
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