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Title: 1919 illustrated and descriptive catalog of Whitin cotton waste machinery
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Whitin Machine Works (Whitinsville, Mass.)
Subjects: Cotton machinery
Publisher: Whitinsville, MA : 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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yarns forcarpets, woolen goods and shoddies. As compared with MuleSpinning, these yarns can be spun on this frame with a considerablesaving in labor, investment and horse power. The roving is de-livered direct to this spinning frame from the jack-spools made onthe Card Condensers. The spools are placed in the creel of theframe and are supported by drums whose rotation carriesthe roving forward to the delivery rolls with little or no draft. Theyarn is then spun by means of spinning rings and travelers in thesame way as on an ordinary cotton ring spinning frame. Prac-tically No Draft is imparted to the yarn in this process, and theresult is a lofty and soft thread. The twist can, however, be in-creased when necessary for the making of backing or hard, strongyarns. The framework is designed to embody strength and rigiditywith neatness of detail and accuracy of workmanship. Weights per Foot: Domestic: Export: Gross, 250 pounds, Gross, 318 pounds, Net, 220 pounds. Cubic feet, 7.5. Page 51
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WOOL SPINNING FRAME (Pease Patent) For many years it has been the aim of numerous inventorsto devise a machine for the Continuous Spinning of Wool, withthe object in view of overcoming the serious disadvantages ofsmall production, excessive floor space, and large labor costs, exist-ing at present in the spinning of wool on mules. After several years of unremitting study and experiment, atgreat expense, the efforts in this direction have been crownedwith success in the invention of a Continuous Ring SpinningFrame for Wool, under the patents of which we are now manu-facturing our so-styled Wool Spinning Frame. This frame has Two Principal Features of usefulness. Whileprimarily it was designed for the spinning of woolen yarn, that is,rovings made on the woolen condenser card, it has been found tobe equally applicable to rovings made on the same system fromcotton or Cotton Waste, producing soft, full threads of low counts,with the least possible amount of twist, suitable for cotton blanke

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