Proposed Standardization of Terms Used in the Warp Knitting Industry

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Concluding installment of J. Worm's proposal for standardized terminology in the warp knitting industry. It defines and numbers (Ills. 198-245) combinations of two guide bars: fringe formations (1- and 2-needle, open and closed) combined with twill, open twill, and atlas (plain, interlaced, back-racked) lappings. It ends with notes on suspending or shifting guide bars and a ruling on which bar is called the upper one.

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Date
October 1930
Language
English
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