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How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 36

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.|)er yd.Second Finisher or Baller-Gill Bov Lse five doublings of wool slivermade on the first finisher and five dou-blings of D.icron. 100 gr. per yd., or10 doublings of Dacron. 50 gr. per vd.,and a draft of 5.72. The weight deliv-ered should he 250 gr. per yd. Note: Total weight entering the… … SLIVERS, processed in the regular gill box on the unit, form a web on which the grooved printing rolls print stripes. The stock is piled looselyand allowed to dry overnight. The autoclave in the background fixes the dye on the wool. Backwashing then removes superfluous dye paste. Modern VICOUREUX…

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