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Modern Cotton Spinning Machinery, Its Principles and Construction

Chapter 51: LAMBETH COTTON ROPES
By Joseph Nasmith
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This practical manual surveys the machinery and methods used to prepare and spin cotton, examining fiber structure and the sequence of operations from ginning, opening, and scutching through carding, combing, drawing, slubbing, mule and ring spinning to finishing processes such as reeling, winding, gassing, and spooling. It emphasizes the mechanical principles behind machine construction, provides numerous detailed illustrations and workshop drawings, and describes common modifications, accessories, and maintenance concerns from a machinist’s viewpoint. Chapters on card clothing, grinding, and stripping, together with appendices and a glossary, supply concise technical reference and hands-on guidance for practitioners and students of textile mechanics.

LAMBETH COTTON ROPES

1 lb. 6 oz.
Weight of 1 Yd of Rope
For 11⁄4 in. Groove.

1 lb. 14 oz.
Weight of 1 Yd of Rope
For 11⁄2 in. Groove.

2 lb. 7 oz.
Weight of 1 Yd of Rope
For 13⁄4 in. Groove.

3 lb. 4 oz.
Weight of 1 Yd of Rope
For 2 in. Groove.

In ordering these Ropes the diameter should not be overstated. They contain more yarn in the given diameter than is usual, and, not being liable to stretch, no provision need be made for loss in thickness.

Also DRUM, RIM, SCROLL, SPINDLE, RING SPINDLE, TAPE and TUBULAR BANDINGS to any description for Cotton Mills.

The Lambeth Cotton Ropes are of unique design and construction, superseding all other Cotton Ropes for MAIN DRIVING.

Tension and Friction accurately measured for and provided against, and the Ropes fitted exactly to the working part of the grooves of the Pulley.

A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES KEPT, TO MEET URGENT ORDERS.

Note.—No Ropes are the genuine Lambeth unless supplied direct from my works, where they are alone made, or bearing my Registered Trade Mark.

THOMAS HART,
BLACKBURN.

ESTABLISHED
1789.

Telephone no. 10.
Telegraphic Address: “HART, BLACKBURN.”

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