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Finishing processes for cotton fabrics (1900)

Norton, David G · Manchester [England] : Published by Sir James Farmer Norton & Co. · leaf 77

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olished chilled-iron, steam-heated. 4. Compressed cotton. 5. Compressed cotton. 6. Highly polished chilled-iron, steam-heated. 7. Compressed cotton. The Farmer-Norton Calender is built with very massive frames and strong compound levers, so that heav3^ pressure can be used. The bearings of the… … Fig. 26 Methods of threading the cloth for ** Swizzing,” “ Chasing,” and “ Friction ” Finishes. Calenders containing more than three bowls are usually constructed so that three types of finishing, viz., Swizzing, Chasing or Frictioning can be done on them, and when so designed are called Universal…

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