Höchstleistung durch Schnelläufermaschinen in der Wirkerei und Strickerei [Maximum Output through High-Speed Machines in Knitting and Hosiery Manufacture]
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A 1927 German-language article by Carl Aberle of the Reutlingen textile technical school on raising output in knitting and hosiery manufacture with high-speed machines. It explains the difference between knitting speed and working speed, then describes improvements to flat Cotton frames, notably a movable knock-over comb with enclosing sinkers. It also covers high-speed circular knitting machines, including the Terrot system and the Haaga loop-wheel frame. Three cross-section diagrams of needle and sinker mechanisms illustrate the text, and the article ends with "Fortsetzung folgt" (to be continued).
- Type
- Article
- Date
- 1927
- Language
- German
- Pages
- 2
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