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How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 35

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ause filling run-outs. Tnough filling should also be lefton the bobbins to pull the loose endsout of the shuttle when the emptybobbins fall into the bobbin can. Ifthe amount of fillmg is insufficient,the loose ends will stay in the shuttlec\cs and be woven into the fabric inthe form of drag-ins or… … TAKE-UP ROLLS are covered quickly and neatly when theyre placed in the angle plotes ono workbench and turned with a crank. Re-covering take-up rolls with rub-ber or composition covering materialis always a ticklish job. We have made a device to quicklyand easily re-cover take-up rolls aftertheyre…

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