Textile Machinery

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A one-page column of British textile machinery patent abstracts from the journal Engineering, 21 December 1900. It summarizes three patents accepted 31 October 1900: a carding engine with extra fancy rollers (Platt Brothers), a double-pile loom combined with an ordinary pile loom to produce long uniform nap (Hallensleben), and an electrical stop motion for balling and similar machines (Stott). Illustrated with engineering diagrams of the machines.

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Article
Date
December 21, 1900
Language
English
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1
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