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1 Wire Raising Machine
A nap raising machine used in cloth finishing in which the nap is produced by passing the cloth into contact with a number of rollers covered with card wire. The raising rollers are covered with steel wire filleting. They are mounted around the circumference of a large cylinder in a manner so that alternate rollers can be rotated in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions for pile and counter pile raising. Speed change mechanism is provided for varying the speed of the fabric through the machine, and with some cloths productions can be up to 30 yards per minute.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Wire Raising Machine
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2 ворсовальная машина
1) Engineering: napper, napping machine, raising machine2) Textile: carding machine, friezing machine, jig, jigger, nap-raising machine3) Polymers: brushing machineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ворсовальная машина
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3 Gigging
The process of raising a nap on fabrics is often known under this term. The fabric is passed through a raising machine (or gig) fitted with teazels, with suitable apparatus for pressing the cloth continuously upon the teazels. -
4 carda
f.1 teasel, for raising the nap on cloth.2 card, with which wool is combed.3 Hatter's jack.4 severe reprimand or censure. (Metaphorical)5 small vessel built like a galley. (Nautical)pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: cardar.* * *1 (acción de cardar) carding2 (instrumento) card, teasel3 figurado (reprensión) scolding, telling off* * *SF1) (Bot) teasel2) (Téc) teasel, card3) (=acto) carding4) * (=reprimenda) reprimand* * *carda nf1. [acción] carding2. [instrumento] card* * * -
5 Napper
The machine used for raising a nap on fabrics by means of rollers covered with wire teeth.
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