Woolen and worsted loomfixing; a book for loomfixers and all who are interested in the production of plain and fancy worsteds and woolens by Ainley Albert

Author:Ainley, Albert
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Looms, Weaving
Publisher: Lawrence, Mass.
Published: 1900-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

marks the cloth, and even if it is taken out and the space left vacant the next one will take up the strain and leave a mark just as bad. In this case it can be greatly helped by taking the second ring out and putting the first one in its place, leaving the first place vacant. Do not set the barrel up very high. There are times when the fabric is of such a delicate nature tjiat all the rings will leave a mark. In this case the best way to fix it is to take them all out but the two largest, and give them a hold of the selvedge only. They will be found sufficient in goods of this nature.

In heavy weight goods that have a very tight weave it is sometimes a hard job to make the temple hold the cloth out to its full width, on account of it taking up so much. In such cases everything has got .to count. The temple must be set well in, so as to give it a full hold on the cloth. The barrel must be set up pretty close to the cap. It must be set forward as near to the reed as possible without touching it. It is customary to run a strip of sandpaper about four or five inches wide around the sand roller on each side to keep it tight, if it has a tendency to get loose. I do not think there is anything gained in this case by pointing the temple in any degree towards the breastbeam, and certainly not towards the reed.

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