Improvements in Guiding Apparatus for Passing Woven or Felted Fabrics through Wringing Machines in an Open or Extended State
Year: 1886

page_text: Improvements in Guiding Apparatus for Passing Woven or
Felted Fabrics through Wringing Machines in an Open or
Extended State.
We FREDRICK WILLIAM HUDSON and FREDRICK WILLIAM SCHROEDER
Manufacturers of Shannon Street Mills Leeds Yorkshire do hereby declare the.
nature of this invention to be as follows:-
Our Invention consist that under the wringing machine we place a apparatus of
such construction and arrangement that when the cloth woven or felted fibre is
passing through the squeesing rollers it drops on a slanting table and slides down
same from the back to the front of the wringing machine ready for a secound
oporation.
If same cloth woven or felted fibre is made endless by means of fastening the
ends together same can be continuosly worked by means of the above.
F. W. HUDSON.
F. W. SCHROEDER.

page_text: squeesing rollers it drops on a slanting table and slides down same from the back
to the front of wringing machine.
The working of our Improvements are three folds, first the working of the
woven or felted fabric that are not endless, the working of woven or felted
fabric that are made endless by fastening the ends together, and the woven or
felted fabric that passes through a trough containing dye matter, as shown in
accompanying Sheets of Drawings, and the oporations are as follows, first in woven
or felted fabric that are not endless, the woven or felted fabric remains after
passing through the wringing machine on the flat part of table untill the whole
has passed through, then the oporator pushes it from the flat part of table on
slanting part of table and it slides under the machine to the front of the machine
on slanting table ready for a second oporation.
Or we make the woven or felted fabric endless, after passing one end through
the wringing machine we fasten it to the other end of the woven or felted fabric,
in working, the woven or felted fabric after passing through the wringing machine
on slanting table will slide down same to the front of machine and being endless
it passes continuosly from back to front of machine as long as required.
Or the woven or felted fabric that is worked in the above described ways but in
addition we place in front of slanting table a trough or vat containing liquid or
dye matter that is prepared in a cistern that is placed above the trough or vat and
when the woven or felted fabric has passed down the slanting table it is guided
over a roller on side of trough under a roller at the bottom of trough and through
the wringing machine.
In order that our Invention may be more completely understood we annex and
proceed to describe the accompanying sheets of Drawings.
Fig. 1. side elevation A wringing machine B slanting table C-C flat parts of
slanting table D woven or felted fabric E trough or vat for liquid or dye matter
J pipe that conects the cistern H with the trough K and L steam and water pipe
used in preparing the liquid or dye matter Fig. 2. front elevation of Fig. 1.
A wringing machine B slanting table E trough or vat for liquid or dye matter
J pipe that conects the cistern H with the trough K and Ļ steam and water pipe.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our Invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare what we claim is
A slanting table under wringing machines to pass the woven or felted fabric in
an open or extended state from the back of machine under same to the front as
described.
F. W. HUDSON.
F. W. SCHROEDER.