Titel
Ring spinning frame, 1926.
Caption
Portion of a ring spinning frame of 44 spindles (originally 400) manufactured in 1926 by Dobson & Barlow Ltd, one side of which has been converted in 1963 to the Casablancas high draft system; this enables the yarn to be spun from slubbing directly. Ring spinning was developed in the USA from around 1830. To twist to the yarn, it employs a small eyelet running around a stationary ring, which in turn encircles the rotating spindle. Ring spinning machines were capable of continuous operation (in contrast to mule spinning) and were very compact - three can fit in the same floor space as one mule. Being automatic, they also needed less skilled supervision., 6998216
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01.01.2009
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