The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 181
oller at theopposite side of the jigger. The machine is then set in motion, and as soon asthe whole length of cloth has passed through the dye liquor the motion isreversed, so that the pieces pass back again and are wound on the oppositefixed roller. These to-and-fro passages are continued until… … [To face p. 153. TREATMENT OF OOODS AFTER PRINTING. 53 if desired, by water, and the goods washed in exactly the same way. In Bome machines the reversing motion takes pli automatically, Jiggers are driven by bevel gearing, acting directly on the axles of both the fixed rollers; and their contents…
Textile printing
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