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)
he production of the Comber is increased. We confidently recommend this Machine to the consideration of Spinners ofcombed yarns. Production from 450 tt)s. to 500 H)s. per day, according to the class of cottonto be worked. Space occupied :—14 ft. 2 in. x 4 ft. 0 in. Weights and Cubic… … St These Machines are made with either six or eight heads, and to work laps from7^in. to lO^^in. wide. Different classes of cotton from |in. staple to silk of 2 J in. staple can be workedmost successfully, without any changes being made except in the timingand setting of the machine. A DOBSON &…
Textile machinery
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