Patentees and makers of machinery : on the latest and most approved principles for preparing, spinning & doubling, cotton, cotton waste, wool, worsted, silk, and bigonia yarns (1900)
147 8J 8 854 7 1,000 n 203 152 n 9 875 7 852 n 194 151 7 6i 835 6 CO 1,000 If 209 168 9i 9 886 7 712 If 193 148 6i 6 829 6 992 h\ 196 151 28 261 793 20 848 h\ 205 157 24 221 790 16 1,058 n 213 164 30 28 850 22 m 770 ItV 192 146 22 m 778 14 838 lA 192 146 231 22 803 15 898 lA 234 193 24i 23 840 16… … This motion possesses many advantages over the older forms. Its object is to give,when spinning tine connts, an increased motion to tlie spindles previousto the carriage getting in, in order to wind on the slack yarn that resultsthrough the copping taller lifting. Snarls and cut yarns are…
Textile machinery
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