Beech, Franklin · London, Scott, Greenwood, New York, Van Nostrand co · leaf 214
memachines in which the cloths may be treated either in theopen or rope form as may be thought most desirable. Figure 26 represents a fauly well-known machine in which OPEEATIONS FOLLOWING DYEING. 203 the pieces are treated in a rope-like form. It consists of atrough in which a constant current of… … Fig. 27.—Cloth-washing Machine. the cloth through the machine and also partly to act assqueezing rollers. As will be seen the cloth is threaded inrope form spirally round the rollers, passing in at one endand out at the other, pegs in a guide rail serving to keep thevarious portions separate. The…
Dyes and dyeing -- Wool
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