Lapper
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A one-page dictionary entry defining the lapper, a cotton-mill machine that takes opened cotton and forms it into a lap. It describes the Kitson Cotton Opener and Lapper (Fig. 1531), with two openers feeding one pair of screens, and the Kitson finisher lapper with Clarke and Pelham's three-roll sectional evener, which varies feed speed according to the thickness of the cotton.
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- 1884
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- English
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