Elastic and non-elastic narrow fabrics
by Samuel Brown
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About this eBook
- Author
- Brown, Samuel
- Title
- Elastic and non-elastic narrow fabrics : and a chapter on narrow fabrics made on knitting machines
- Original Publication
- United States: Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Co.,1923.
- Credits
- Charlene Taylor and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- TS: Technology: Manufactures
- Subject
- Rubber industry and trade
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 68583
- Release Date
- July 21, 2022
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.Elastic and Non-Elastic Narrow Fabrics — Chapter I. — American Industry Started About 1860 — Attempts to Use Wide Looms — Straight Shuttle and Circular Shuttle Looms — Prevent Loom Vibration — Rack and Pinion Movement — Movement of Harnesses
- 3.Chapter II. — Install Looms for Wide Range — Take-Up Motion — Tension on Rubber Warp — Let-Off Motion — Making Rubber Warps — Friction Let-Off
- 4.Chapter III. — The Shedding Operation — The Overhead Dobby — Overshot Dobby — Importance of Dobby Harness — Construction of Simple Webs — Making a Good Selvage — The Lisle Web — French Web or Railroad Weave — Cable Web
- 5.Chapter IV. — Printed Filling — Bandage Webs — Frill Web on Cam Loom — Double Cloth Webs — Balance Between Back and Face — Care for Selvage
- 6.Chapter V. — Harness and Chain Draft — Use of Coarser Yarn — Use of Four Leaf Twill — Filling Fancy Effects — Stitch Fancy Patterns — Interchanging Figure and Face
- 7.Chapter VI. — Sunken Effects — Calculation for Figure Distribution — Cross Shot Weaving — Position of Rolls — Use of Different Stocks and Colors — The Overshot Method — Making Overshot Designs
- 8.Chapter VII. — Woven Shirred Effect — Novel Decoration at Edges — Lappet Weaving — Pearl Edge
- 9.Chapter VIII. — Designs in Sunken Effects — Jacquard Tie-Up — Weaving Buttonholes — Making Abdominal Belts — Printing Designs on Elastic Web
- 10.Chapter IX. — Selvage Under Special Control — Warping Machine — Quills for Shuttles — Care Required in Finishing — Finishing Machines — Allowance for Contraction — Acid in Goods
- 11.Chapter X. — Designs Suitable for Embossing — Embossing Machine — Braiding Elastic Fabrics — Flat Braids — Sizes of Cords — Fancy Braided Cords
- 12.Chapter XI. — Heavy Loom Required — Cone-Shaped Take-Up Roll — Woven in Three Widths — The Weave — Method of Reeding
- 13.Knitted Narrow Fabrics — Plain Knitted Tube — Introduction of Fancy Stitch — Use for Trimmings — Patterns With Colored Yarns — Knitted Cords — Use of Core Thread
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