Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 128
erence which moves thefaster; but some manufacturers prefer to have it one way, someanother. The roving, having now passed through the three flyframes, is ready fcr the spinning machine. Of spinning machines there are three kinds, i.e., the throstle, ringframe, and mule. Of these, the former has… … Silsbee—Cotton Manufacture and the Ring Frame. 95 ■which I shall have more to say further on, is used mostly for spin-ning the warp; and the mule for making the filling, and for veryfine yarns. Fig. 1, Plate I, gives a general idea of the principle ofthe mule, although all the details and driving…
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