Fraps, George Stronach, 1876- · New York Macmillan · leaf 160
one run. It is given as many more runs as maybe necessary to produce the desired result. For heavywarps, the number of rollers is increased. The warps arekept separate by guide pegs. The machine in the figure is arranged for eight warps. Two or more machines are sometimes arranged in series,so that… … FlG. 14. — Warp-dyeing machines. dyeing machines. The vats are much smaller, however,and only one or two guide rollers are necessary. Drying.—The warps are squeezed by the dyeing ma-chine. They are next dried, usually on iron^ cvlhidersheated by steam, technically termed cans, or tins fFig.15). The…
Dyes and dyeing
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