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Identifier: 1914illustratedd00whit (find matches)
Title: 1914 illustrated and descriptive catalog of Whitin cotton waste machinery and of various systems of working cotton waste
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Whitin Machine Works (Whitinsville, Mass.)
Subjects: Cotton machinery
Publisher: Whitinsville, Mass. : Whitin Machine Works
Contributing Library: Claire T. Carney Library, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Digitizing Sponsor: Claire T. Carney Library, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
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:k I p y 1 1 cu 1 1 1 1 D 1 • n n > 1 1 z 1 1 H y s.. BBf R3 y < : 1 ^ y 1 U U Q -.• u U U 1 D ^ y 1 • Y 1 (i H Page 86 No. 3 Plant for spinning counts, say 3s to 12s, from low-grade cotton or waste, including strips, comber waste, etc., on theCoiler System, to give a good strong yarn: — 1 Bale Breaker See Page 14 1 Willow See Page 16 1 1-Beater Breaker Lapper, equipped with Auto-matic Feed See Page 18 4 Breaker Full Roller Cards, 45 wide, equipped with Double Lap Backs, Metallic Breasts and Double Coiler Fronts See Page 40 1 Derby Doubler, doubling 40 ends See Page 34 5 Finisher Cards (either Full Roller or Revolving Flat) equipped with Metallic Breasts andDouble Lap Backs, 8-Coiler Fronts using cans10, 11 or 12 in diameter by 36 high, making asliver from 8 to 20 grains per 3^ard .... See Page 414 Special Slubbers, 9 x4Vx 7, 96 Spindles each . See Page 4412 Ring Spinning Frames, especially constructed tospin low-grade yarns, 4 Gauge, 216 Spindleseach See Page 47 Page 87
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No. 4 Plant for converting high-grade spinning waste andfine roving waste into slivers that can be put up back of theDrawing Frame, to go forward with the regular work: — 2 Roving Waste Openers See Page 26 2 Full Roller Cards, 45 wide, equipped withAutomatic Feed or Hand Feed, with either oneCoiler with Belt Conveyer Front or DoubleCoiler Front See Page 28 Page 89 ROVING W/>STE OPENERS C^R( )S DOUBLER COMBERS Page 90 No. 5 Plant for reclaiming high-grade strips, comber noilsand in some cases spinning waste and roving waste mixed with it,that can be put up back of the Drawing Frame to go forward withregular work: — 2 Roving Waste Openers See Page 2G 4 Revolving Flat Cards, 40 wide See Page 32 1 Derby Doubler, doubling 24 ends See Page 34 4 8-Head Combers See Page 36 Note. In connection with this plant the regular PickingSystem, which produces the laps for the regular work, is used.The mixture is made in the Picker Room by mixing the waste inproportion as it comes from the plant