Wool and cotton in all forms from yarn to fabric (1921)
William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 82
rs knot but thisis usually the least desirable knot for almost any industry that worksyarn up into fabric. No matter how well it is tied, it makes a bunchthat lies at right angles to the yarn and, therefore, is least likely to slipsmoothly through the eyes of needles. In the finer counts this fact… … Various Forms of Put-ups of Cotton Yarns. Spinning Bobbins and Cops [77] and a regular part of the established operating costs goes to super-vision in this field and to teaching workers exactly what knots to tieand how to tie them. No knots whatever are permitted in yarns made for uses whereabsence…
Textile industry · Textile fabrics
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