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Weaving machinery for cotton, silk, woolen, worsted and special fabrics (1918)

Crompton & Knowles Loom Works · Worcester, Mass., Crompton & Knowles Loom Works · leaf 34

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endently indicatedby the harness mechanism. The operating mechanism maintains perfect control over the shuttlerail in its transverse motion, so that a variety of effects is permissible,including separate figures or continuous diagonal stripes. The swivelmotion is built with one, two or three rows… … SWIVEL LOOM [35] CROMPTON & KNOWLES LOOM WORKS Embroidery Loom ONE of the most advanced types of looms that we build is theEmbroider} Loom. In connection with a jacquard, the embroiderymotion is designed to weave a raised figure of man} desired patterns, large orsmall. It consists of a batten…

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