Jacquard machine; analyzed & explained the preparation of Jacquard cards & practical hints to learners of Jacquard designing (1893)
Posselt, E. A. (Emanuel Anthony), 1858-1921 · Philadelphia, Posselt · leaf 102
, Fig. 26), and a set of punches {Q Fig. 26,) carried in a fixed punch-head, and capable of being pushed upward when such movement is not prevented. The cards commonly used are of a size to receive 600 holes, and hence that number of punches are required. The cards {E) to be cut are drawn over a… … Fig. 25. By each quarter turn of this cylinder, the chain of cards is drawn forward sufficiently to bring a new card in the die. By the rising movement of the die (carriage), which takes place as soon as the intermittent feed of the cards has ceased, the card in the throat of the machine is carried…
Jacquard weaving
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