Manufacture of Fashioned Knit Goods
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Concluding installment of Karl Aberle's article on making fashioned (shaped) knit goods on flat and tubular knitting machines. It covers widening of double-sided rib and cardigan fabrics, the special difficulty of widening tubular work, and Grosser's patented method of widening tubular fabric without holes. It also describes automatic widening devices (counting chains, counting Jacquard, the "coulier" device, slur bar, punched paper cards), illustrated with needle-bed, lock, and loop diagrams in Figures 6-12.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- December 1930
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 3
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