How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)
New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 57
The stock has to undergo certain preparatory processes: disin-fecting, washing, drying, and then shredding or rag picking. When hard-twistedyarns are involved, the partially reopened stock has to be run through a garnett toget complete opening. As reused fibers have neither the staple length nor… … DYED STOCK is pulled out ot the dye machine to be dried on o con-tinuous dryer before it is blown to the baling press. It is then taken tothe picker room or stored in the warehouse for later use. PICKER-PROCESSED STOCK IS BLOWN to lO.OOO-lb.-capacity binsequipped with Truslow blending units. This…
Woolen and worsted manufacture · Textile factories
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