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Journal of fabrics and textile industries (1882)

Halifax [England] : H. and R.T. Lord · leaf 19

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ery fact of its being made straight on an ordinary card fillet machine. This is easily obviated by this improved method, because, whatever width of fillet is needed, and however small in diameter the roller to be covered may be, it ensures just such an angle as, when wrapped spirally, will give… … Sellers' Angle Set Card Fillet. Nuttall’s Card Repeating Machine. easily, thus reducing the wear and friction, and prevents shunting of rings. the annexed illustration, it will be seen that, extending from one side of the Sheet cards have been, and are now, to a large extent, used for angles and…

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