Chamberlain, John, Quilter, James Henry · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd · leaf 144
130 KNITTED FABRICS carried out in accordance with the characteristics of the wool fibre. Cotton fabrics will not mill. The actual operation is carried out in a fulling mill. The treatment of the goods consists of beating them with wooden hammers or beaters. The machine is shown in the accompanying… … Fig. 51 HOSIERY GOODS FULLING MACHINE operating ends cut into a series of wedge-shaped steps. These are driven positively from cranks on the main driving shaft. The action is as follows: The beaters or fullers drive the goods against the curved part of the mill, and in doing so, owing to the…
Knit goods · Knitting machines
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