Jitsuyo hataorino [Practical Weaving], Vol. 3

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A Japanese-language technical manual by Yokoi Torao, the sequel (Zokuhen) to his Practical Weaving, published by Maruzen (this is the 9th printing, 1931, of a work first issued in 1914). It covers fabric classification and naming, manufacturing methods for silk, cotton, mixed and wool fabrics (taffeta, crepe, habutae, brocade, satin-figured, velvet, ikat, serge and others), with yarn counts, reed numbers, threading and treadling instructions. It also treats fabric finishing, sizing and chemicals, power looms and their mechanisms (shedding, picking, take-up, warp protection, Jacquard), mill building layout, calculations for pulleys and costs, and appendices of yarn and cost tables. Illustrated with photographs and line drawings of machinery.

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Date
1931
Language
Japanese
Pages
328
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