Various Types of Moiré Effects and Their Production, Part 3
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Concluding part of E. Ullrich's series on moiré effects in silk and rayon cloth. It describes loom attachments that distort the picks during weaving (movable-dent reeds, hump rollers, Jacquard attachments, whirling brushes, lamella and ring rollers, needle levers) and calender methods for genuine moiré on single cloth, ribbons and striped goods. It also covers non-genuine pressed (gauffrage) moiré, half-genuine moiré on repp weaves, and printed moiré, and ends with a short conclusion. Illustrated with numbered figures (32-55) of machinery and sample cloths; no weaving drafts.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- March 1930
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 8
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