Silk Stretching Machine
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A short dictionary entry on the silk-stretching machine, an apparatus that gives silk fibers the proper tension. It explains how fibers are moistened, wound from bobbins onto two sets of drums, and finally stretched onto upper bobbins over rollers. It is illustrated by Fig. 5089, a diagram of the machine.
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- Article
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- 1876
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- English
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