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Labor-saving looms : a brief treatise on plain weaving and the recent improvements in that line, with special reference to the Northrop looms manufactured by Draper Company, Hopedale, Mass., U.S.A (1905)

Draper, George Otis, 1867-1923, Draper Company · [Hopedale, Mass. : Draper Company] · leaf 57

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53 As shown, the transferrer is placing the bobbin in theshuttle, the dog being in engagement with the hunter on the lay.The empty bobbin is falling down the chute into the box. The chute as first designed was a movable part, independent of thelay itself. This cut was made from our first model loom… … CROSS-SECTION OF A NO. 1 COP-HOPPER WITHTRANSFER TAKING PLACE. The entering cop skewer has just started the pressure thatexpels the one in the shuttle. It has still to move some distancedown the chute to reach the box. The expelled skewer is notempty in this instance, as it illustrates a case in…

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