Textile Machinery
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A one-page column of patent abstracts from the journal Engineering, 23 November 1900, under the heading Textile Machinery. The first abstract describes a patent by Holt, Sealey and Kershaw of Rochdale for a space-saving machine that winds, doubles and twists yarn, with winding spindles in several rows and a flyer and driving wharve arrangement, illustrated by a line drawing. The second describes a patent by J. and E. E. Pullman for bleaching vegetable fibres, yarn and fabrics by treating them first with calcium chloride and then with caustic soda to deposit lime in the fibre.
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- Article
- Date
- November 23, 1900
- Language
- English
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