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How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 14

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ne. Cones of yarn are creeled inpairs to keep the machine runningconstantly. The tufts are inserted in a wovenjute backing material purchased al-ready woven outside the plant. Thetufted rugs are the only rugs, woolor cotton, that arent woven with astuffer and backer commonly usedto weave wilton… … TWO FLUORESCENT LIGHTS—one on each side of the doffer section of a woolen card-improve visibility greatly and help both quality and production by lighting the dark rub-apronarea. Apron condition is easier to check, and broken ends are not so hard to find and piece up. Mothproofing of WoolIs Done in…

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