The velvet and corduroy industry; a brief account of the various processes connected with the manufacture of cotton pile goods (1922)
Cooke, J. Herbert · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd · leaf 38
as, of the quality used, this will be strong enoughup to quite moderate weights, but as the cloth comesto be made heavier and heavier the limit of the weavingstrength of the yam is reached, and recourse must behad to what is technically termed two-fold warp,which means that each end or thread of… … s o2 z 3-(14S3q) 24 VELVET AND CORDUROY INDUSTRY Not only is this twining or doubling of the warpyarns found to be an advantage in the various processesof weaving and subsequent stages of production, butthe combining of these in an intricate pattern like velvethelps to reduce the liability of…
Velvet · Cotton manufacture
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