Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 275
thisari-angement along continuousband of cloth isformed which sra-dually traversesthe whole beck inspiral fashion, yetnot in a state oftension, since afew yards of slackcloth are left inthe loop of eachspiral. This me-thod is adoptedin order to obtain as much as possible a uniformityof dye. Quite a… … Fig. 58.-Spiral Djeing Machine. 262 DYEING OF TEXTILE FABrtlCS. [Chap. Xlt width. It consists of a wooden dyebeck, above whichare two fixed rollers with oblique arms attached totheir supports, so that a loose roller may revolveagainst them. The pieces to be dyed (say, five piecesof seventy-five…
Dyes and dyeing
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