Elementary treatise on the finishing of white, dyed, and printed cotton goods . 106 represents the section inelevation of a back starching machine, by 15, pag. 106, gives the diagram of it. Thearrangement of the apparatus may be easilyunderstood after a simple inspection of the consists of an engraved or a plain roller,furnished with a doctor; above this roller at thesides two movable rollers, that is to say, rollersthat can be raised or lowered; — the clothmay enter rolled up as in fig. 14, pag. 106, ora special arrangement is made which admits of thepiece being starc
Elementary treatise on the finishing of white, dyed, and printed cotton goods . 106 represents the section inelevation of a back starching machine, by 15, pag. 106, gives the diagram of it. Thearrangement of the apparatus may be easilyunderstood after a simple inspection of the consists of an engraved or a plain roller,furnished with a doctor; above this roller at thesides two movable rollers, that is to say, rollersthat can be raised or lowered; — the clothmay enter rolled up as in fig. 14, pag. 106, ora special arrangement is made which admits of thepiece being starched without being batched. It entersin loose folds and in front of the machine sufficientspace is left to enable the workman to guideit. An opening apparatus stretches the cloth accor-ding to its quality and the amount of stiffeningor friction to be given to it. Fig. 16, page 107, represents in perspectivea complete starch range. It is composed of anordinary mangle (for starching both sides) placedin front, and in such a manner, that in need, it ^ 106 FINISHING IN Fig-. 15. Section of back starching machine. STARCHING AND DRYING. 107
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