Manufacture of Fancy Yarn, Part 2
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Second installment of a serial article on fancy yarn manufacture, published in Textile World Record in February 1906. It describes the machinery and mechanisms for making knotted (boutonné) yarns: cams and clutch-driven roller sets that stop and start to form knots, mule attachments, and a frame with hollow spindles, bobbins and a ratchet-driven reel. It also covers how knot size, spacing and elongation are controlled by changing cams, gears and vibrating guide eyes or spindle rails. Figures 60-84 show the apparatus and the resulting yarn structures.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- February 1906
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 7
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