Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 68
ce, so that whensubmitted to pressure they slip past each other with ajerky movement. When it is desired to impart scroop to the silkafter dyeing, it is submitted to a special treatment. Veryoften it is first passed through a weak soap bath or anoil emulsion, and tlien into a weak acid bath, or it… … Chap. TV.) STRINGING. 56 still in the form of hanks of yarn) to the follo\vingmechanical operations :—■ 43. Shaking Out (Fr. secoiiage).—The object of thisis to open out or beat out the hanks of silk, and to givethe latter a uniform appearance by removing all tendencyto curl or wrinkle. It is…
Dyes and dyeing
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