Manufacture of narrow woven fabrics, ribbons, trimmings, edgings, etc., giving description of the various yarns used. The construction of weaves and novelties in fabric structures, also descriptive matter as to looms, etc (1917)
Posselt, E. A. (Emanuel Anthony), 1858-1921 · Philadelphia, Textile Pub. Co · leaf 84
or theyare plain wires, provided on their top with a grooveinto which extends the knife of the trevette and whichknife is made to travel therein across the width of thefabric. Either kind of wires used results in what isknown as cut, velvet or plush pile. Cut and uncut pile in one fabric structure… … cut, permitting a clipping of the protruding cut pilelater on by the shear, without the blades of the shearcylinder touching the uncut pile. \u interesting Eea 76 Manufacture of Narrow Woven Fabrics. ture to note is the fact that in connection with uni-colored fabrics, figured with cut (velvet) and…
Weaving · Textile fabrics
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