Fraps, George Stronach, 1876- · New York Macmillan · leaf 161
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… … cans, usually passing overfrom ten to twenty ofthem. The condensedwater from the cans maybe collected and used forpreparing the dye-bath.The number of cans usedvaries, and they are ar-ranged in a number ofways, both horizontallyand vertically. Dyeing on the Cop. —The object of cop dyeingis to avoid…
Dyes and dyeing
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