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An International Correspondence Schools instruction text (Serial 500A) on the cloth room of an American cotton mill, covering what happens to woven cloth between the loom and shipment. Part 1 covers cloth checking, sewing-and-rolling machines, shearing and brushing machines, shear grinders, cotton brushers and calender-rolling. Part 2 covers trimming-and-inspecting machines, cloth folders and measuring motions, stamping, baling and shipment, and cloth inspection for weaving faults such as mispicks, floats, slubs and smashes. Machine descriptions are illustrated with many line drawings of mechanisms.

Type
Monograph
Date
1905
Language
English
Pages
78
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