ets are Used or Attached.
Year: 1886

page_text: Latticed Feed Sheets are Used or Attached.
I GEORGE HUDSON Manufacturer of Grey Stone Mills Adwalton near Bradford
Yorkshire do hereby declare the nature of my Invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN
ENDLESS LATTICED FEED SHEETS FOR SCRIBBLING AND CARDING ENGINES OR
ANY OTHER MACHINES to be as follows:-
In place of the ordinary wood laths I purpose useing steel or metalic strips as
laths and place the strips of steel or metalic laths close to each other as necessary
and parallell with the feeding or delivery rollers (that takes the fibre to or from the
latticed feed sheets to or from the Carding and Scribbling Machines) and rivet
same on long endless strips of leather that run at right angle to the feeding or
delivery rollers, the endless strips of leather passes over two or more rollers a
suitable distance from each other.
I claim as my Improvement long strips made of steel or other metals used in the
way
above described.

page_text: Improvements in Latticed Feed Sheets for Scribbling and
Carding Engines, or any other Machines to which such
Latticed Feed Sheets are Used or Attached.
I GEORGE HUDSON Manufacturer of Grey Stone Mill Adwalton nr Bradford
Yorkshire do hereby declare the nature of my invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN
LATTICED FEED SHEETS FOR SCRIBBLING AND CARDING ENGINES OR ANY MACHINES
TO WHICH SUCH LATTICED FEED SHEETS ARE USED OR ATTACHED and in what
manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained
in and by the following statement :-
In place of the ordinary wood laths I purpose using steel or metalic strips as
laths and place the strips of steel or metalic laths close to each other and paralell
with the feeding or delivery rollers that takes the fibre to or from the Carding or
Scribbling Machine and revit or screw same on long endless strips of leather that
runs at right angle to the feeding or delivery rollers, the endless strips of leather
passing over two or more rollers a suitable distance from each other.
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING.
Fig. 1 plan of latticed feed sheet showing the distance of leather strips A feed or
delivery rollers. Fig. 2. elevation of latticed feed sheet. A. A. feed or delivery
rollers. B. B. B. rollers on which the endless strips of leather passes over Fig. 3.
plan of latticed feed sheet looking from the top C. C. C. laths made of steel or
other metals D. leather strips E E E revits that fastens the laths made of steel
or other metals on the endless leather strips Fig. 4 plan of latticed feed sheet
looking underneath C. C. C. laths made of steel or other metals D leather strips
E. E. E. revits that fastens the laths made of steel or other metals on endless
leather strips Fig. 5. elevation of latticed feed sheet Fig. 6 section in elevation
of latticed feed sheet C. laths made of steel or other metals D leather strips
E revit.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I wish it to be
perfectly understood that I do not bind myself to the precise number of laths nor
the precise number of endless leather strips nor the exact way the same are
fastend to, I might screw the steel laths on the long endless leather strips,
I declare that what I claim is
The long strips made of steel or other metals used in the way above described.
Dated this 30th day of June 1886