Loom for Weaving Cane, US Patent No. 550068

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US Patent No. 550,068, granted November 19, 1895 to Charles Crompton of Worcester, Massachusetts, for an automatic loom that weaves cane webbing for chair seats. The loom handles body warps, a weft and diagonal warps, which are carried on sliding carriers moved between tracks by transferrers, pick-offs and pushers. The patent has ten sheets of mechanical drawings (Figs. 1-26) followed by the specification and claims. It covers the lay and reed, a weft inserter with cutter and clamp, and a mesh gage.

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Patent
Date
November 19, 1895
Language
English
Pages
21
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