French Worsted Drawing, Part 1

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A one-page installment from a series on French worsted spinning by Leon Faux, describing the M. G. B. intersecting gill box used in worsted drawing. It covers the fallers' dimensions, pin placement, working zone, screw pitch, trumpet drive and automatic oiling, and also the Martinot and Galland can gill box that lays sliver in spirals in the can. Three technical diagrams (Figs. 108-110) illustrate the machines.

Type
Article
Date
c. 1919
Language
English
Pages
1
Archive notes
Series of articles that started in an earlier volume. Part numbering is relative
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