combing machine

Mountains of cotton waiting to be sent through the combing machine sit on one side.

The material is now ready for the combing machine.

This necessitated the need for more power to drive new combing machines.

This shows the sheaves being brought in and fed into the combing machine.

We also have a special combing machine that measures the force needed to untangle hair before and after conditioning.

The combed slivers produced on any type of combing machine are passed through a process known as finishing.

For many years there had been repeated attempts to design and manufacture an effective combing machine but none had achieved much success.

During the Cotton Famine, the company had obtained rights to Heilmann's combing machine.

Following the washing, further gill boxes produced successively combed fibres, which were passed to a circular Noble combing machine.

State-of-the-art British combing machines were imported, utilising both the traditional Noble type and the more efficient French type.

The wool combing machine was invented by Edmund Cartwright, the inventor of the power loom, in Doncaster.

Rev. Dr. Edmund Cartwright patents his first practical power loom and designs a wool combing machine.

Many manufactories used one or more preparatory combing machines (called gill-boxes) before worsting, to ensure straight fibres and to distribute the lubricant evenly.

There are various types of combing machines here, including the French comb, the Lister comb and the Holden comb.

Some worked in the carding room, some in the weaving department, and some operated the combing machines, where they removed short lengths of hair or wool called noils.

Top Continuous, untwisted ribbon of wool produced from combing machine where all fibres are laid parallel and short or weak fibres and vegetable matter have been combed out.

The Yarn Manufacturing Laboratory provides practical knowledge regarding the blow room section, carding machine, combing machine, ring frame, roving frame, automatic yearn texturing m/c (Reyter).

In this regard, Laxer indicated that Atlantic has recognized the need for combed ring-spun yarns since it has advanced its schedule for the introduction of combing machines in its facility.

Furthermore, the Tribunal noted that, at the hearing, Atlantic stated that it was going to install nine combing machines in its facility in the summer of 2002, which indicated that Atlantic had recognized that it had to respond to the demand for such yarns.

Severing continuous filaments or long fibres, e.g. stapling (drafting arrangements, twisting arrangements D01H) Roughening of fibres Separating, e.g. sorting, fibres (separating fibres of differing lengths in silk-dressing machines D01G 17/00; in combing machines D01G 19/00)

They often contained subtle explorations of the process of creation, most importantly his two paintings about technological innovation, The Invention of the Stocking Loom (1847, Nottingham Castle Museum) and The Invention of the Combing Machine (1862, Cartwright Hall, Bradford).