Hummel, J. J. (John James), -1902 · London : Cassell & Company · leaf 123
107 WOOLLEN CLOTH SCOURING. Chap. VII.] Scouring partly by band and partly by machine is effected by the apparatus represented in Fig. 33, and made by Thos. Aimers and Sons, Galashiels. The yarn is suspended on reels projecting from one side of the scouring box, and caused by steam-power to revolve… … -eels, placed on a moving endless band, and thus led through a pair of squeezing rollers, to be washed with water in a similar machine. In some machines the reels are unfitted, and the hanks worked in the liquid by hand. A - perfectly continuous method of scouring by machinery alone, is that in…
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