Hummel, J. J. (John James), -1902 · London [etc.] New York, Cassell & Company, Limited · leaf 271
Chap. XII.] MACHINERY FOR COTTON YARN. 251 Figs. 48 and 49 represent an excellent macliine, de- signed by A. Wilson, of Paisley. It consists of an ordinary rectangular wooden dye- vat fitted with a four-armed skeleton-winch, upon which the rods, previously filled with yarn, can be readily… … these are placed in Fig. 49.— Section of Fig. 48. the sockets at b and c, and then securely fastened down by replacing the movable portions alluded to. The winch is then turned round, and the other half is filled with hanks in a similar
Dyes and dyeing
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