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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)

Dobson & Barlow Ltd · [Bolton, Eng.] : Dobson & Barlow Ltd. · leaf 47

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Space occupied by a Card 37 in. on the wire, to work a lap 38 inches wide,cylinder 50in. dia. :—10ft. Oin. x 5ft. 2in. Production from 601bs. to 2501bs. per day, according to the quality and kindof cotton. it Weights :—Gross 05 cwts. Net .50 cwts. Cubic measurement 25-1 feet. fg DOBSON & BARLOW… … When Cards are clothed with hardened and tempered steel wire, what is knownas Slow Grinding is sometimes considered desirahle. For this pm-pose abracket is always applied to each Card. The driving pulleys are alsoarranged for this, and all that is necessary besides is a stud anda set of counter…

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