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Title: Descriptive catalogue with directions for setting, care and use of combing machinery manufactured by the Whitin Machine Works : manufacturers of cotton machinery, Whitinsville, Mass., U.S.A
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Whitin Machine Works (Whitinsville, Mass.)
Subjects: Cotton machinery Textile machinery
Publisher: Whitinsville, Mass. : Press of Eagle Printing Company
Contributing Library: Claire T. Carney Library, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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12 The Whitin Machine Works. Ribbon Lap Machine. The object of this machine is to so prepare the laps forthe combing machine that the web of the slivers will be of amore even and uniform structure than that of the sliver lapmachine, thus placing the fibers in a better condition for theaction of the combing machine. Six laps from the sliver lap machine, each 7j^ wide,are placed in the ribbon machine creel and drawnthrough four lines of fluted rolls. Highly polished, brasscovered, curved plates guide the ribbon evenly on top of eachother on the sliver plate, along which the ribbon is drawnthrough several press rolls to the lap head where it is com-pressed and formed into a lap S^ wide ready for the comb-ing machine. The machine is provided with a back stopmotion which stops the machine whenever a lap in the creelbreaks down or runs out; a full lap stop motion is also pro-vided in the lap head which insures the laps to be of uniformlength. The average draught is about six but varies to s

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