Illustrated and Descriptive Catalog of Whitin Textile Machinery

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Trade catalog issued by the Whitin Machine Works of Whitinsville, Massachusetts, in 1917, describing its line of textile machinery and including a handbook of useful information for manufacturers and engineers. It covers the processes of cotton manufacture in order: opening and mixing, picking, carding, combing, drawing, roving, spinning, spooling, twisting, reeling, quilling and weaving. Later sections cover waste and wool machinery, worsted roving and miscellaneous items. Each section has photographs and line drawings of machines, floor plans, specifications, floor spaces, belting and weight data, and production tables. The weaving section describes Whitin looms (heavy pattern, wide, end-cam, dobby, gingham, fancy box and duck looms) and related devices.

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Date
1917
Language
English
Pages
295
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