Apparatus for Use in the Production of Textile Fibers or Filaments from Solutions of Cellulose, or of Other Material from which Fibers or Filaments Can Be Formed, and for Twisting and Putting into Coil Form Such or Other Fibers or Filaments, US Patent No. 702382
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US Patent No. 702,382, granted June 10, 1902 to Charles Fred Topham of Kew, England (assignor to James Yate Johnson), for an apparatus that forms artificial fibers or filaments by forcing cellulose solution through fine nozzles into a setting bath. It also covers a device that twists the filaments and coils them by centrifugal force in a rapidly rotating box. The patent has two sheets of drawings and a specification with seven claims describing the filter plug, air-space nozzle tube, and coiling box.
- Type
- Patent
- Date
- June 10, 1902
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 4
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