Hummel, J. J. (John James), -1902 · London : Cassell & Company · leaf 301
285 Chap. XII.] MACHINERY FOR WOOLLEN CLOTH. are stitched end to <?nd, to form an endless band ; this is supported, and drawn continuously through the liquor by means of reels or winches placed above, and driven by power. Fig. 74 gives a perspective view of an arrangement by W. Kemp, of Leeds. … pieces, of which there 78.— Side View of Fig. 77. may be from forty to eighty, each about forty-five metres long, and so stitched as to form six or eight endless bands. The winch of each dye-vat is driven by means of a small engine attached to the machine. Washing Machinery. — The machine generally…
Dyes and dyeing
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