Various Types of Moire Effects and Their Production, Part 2
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Second installment of E. Ullrich's serial on moire effects in fabrics, covering how doubled cloths are laid and checked and how different moire types are produced by finishing. It describes moire antique, moire renaissance (mirror moire), moire velours (cloudy moire) and moire francaise (striped moire), with the mangles, hydraulic and plate presses, calenders, toothed bars and friction-disc and patterned rolls used for each. The final section covers weaving moire effects with wavy, ombre and gravure reeds, citing Krefeld patents of 1888 and 1898. Illustrated with 30 figures of machines, diagrams and fabric swatches.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- February 1930
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 8
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