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Shops, S: Cotton Mill Equipment

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Excerpt from Cotton Mill Equipment: Textile Machinery

The importance of cleaning stock in the initial stages of its handling is becoming more appreciated by mill men, and to this end it is now common practice to connect the Bale Breaker directly to a Vertical Opener. These machines are used singly or in sets of two or three machines arranged tandem, the number of machines depending on the class of stock used and the amount of cleaning desired. With this system practically all of the 'heavy dirt, sand, loose seed, and leaf is taken out of the stock before it goes to the Pickers. A surprising difference in the color of the finished yarn will be noted when using a thorough cleaning process of this description in the Opening room. Further cleaning is sometimes obtained by the use of sections of cleaning trunk inserted in the pipe line between opening room and Pickers. Cotton bins are frequently used, but rather with the Object of handling different grades of stock than with the idea of ageing the cotton.

Automatic distributors connected by means of condensers with the pipe line, as described in detail in this catalog, complete the equipment between Bale Breakers and Pickers so that the stock is not touched by hand from the time it is placed on the Bale Breaker Apron until it is removed from the Breaker Pickers in the form of laps.

A detailed description of the various special arrangements of Condensers, Lattice Aprons, Distributors, etc., for meeting all ordinary requirements will be found on following pages.

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