Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 351
vels with increasing velocity to 346 JACQUARD MECHANISM AND HARNESS MOUNTING. the centre of its traverse, from which it decreases in the samevelocity ratio to the end of its journey. Card Irons or Cradles. After the pattern cards are cut and laced, it is necessary to wire them which consists of… … Fig. 355 Fig 356 Card irons or a card cradle is an arrangement which con-sists of tw7o groups of flat irons, fixed at the back of the loomdirectly underneath the card cylinder. The wired cards arenormally supported and suspended between the two series of cardirons, which are set apart a sufficient…
Textile machinery
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