How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)
New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 44
f each set of rub aprons improves visibilityin on otherwise dark area. This card is alsoequipped with a suction device for brokenends, but the need for light is important onany woolen card. Worsted Carder Grinds FancyWhen Clothing Is Changed Some carders think you should puton new fancy clothing to… … EiGHT 24-END SPOOLS on this 84-in. card deliver 110 lb. per hr. Speeds and settings forthe wide cord are conventional, and the mill experienced no difficulty in setting the cards up. 84-m. WOOLEN CARDS Pay Off at New England Mill ►Production of 110 lb. per hr. at 90% efficiency is one reason this…
Woolen and worsted manufacture · Textile factories
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