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1 Bobbin Spinning
A system of producing rayon by winding the filaments coming from the jet on to a collecting bobbin. There is practically no twist on the threads. This method is mostly Continental. -
2 Bobbin Width
A manufacturer's term for the length of cloth which can be woven from one bobbin, spool or tube of weft. -
3 Bobbin
A package of flax from Russia, tied with ropes into an uncovered bundle, weighing about 2-cwt. -
4 Bobbin And Fly Frame
A spinning mill term for the machine which draws and twists sliver as it is delivered from the drawing frame, and winds it on to bobbins. Generally three frames are used, known as Stubbing, Intermediate and Roving, and for fine yarns a fourth, known as the Jacking Frame, is used (see Fly Frames)Dictionary of the English textile terms > Bobbin And Fly Frame
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5 Bobbin Fining
A trade term for shadow laces made by machinery, but includes a pattern outlined with a thick thread. -
6 Bobbin Lace
Another name for Pillow Lace. It is hand-made lace worked on a cushion from bobbins of thread. The pattern is drawn upon parchment which is then perforated with tiny holes. This pricked pattern is placed on the cushion, on the upper part of the pattern are fastened the ends of the threads unwound from the bobbins, which thus hang across the pillow. These bobbins are then twisted and so worked as to form the fabric. -
7 Bobbin Quilling
Plain cotton net in various widths for use as frills (see Quillings) -
8 Bobbin Silk
A trade term formerly used for soft embroidery silk yarn. -
9 Bobbin Tape
Made in cotton and in linen, both round and flat, and in nine sizes. -
10 Bobbin Winder
The machine used for winding yams on to bobbins, either from hanks, cops, cheeses, spools, etc. -
11 bobbin
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12 Bobbin-Net
A machine-made cotton-face net produced by the bobbinet frame. Heathcote, about the year 1890, seems to have been the inventor of this frame, which has since had many improvements, though the principle remains. Its value depends upon the firmness of the mesh. The coarser weaves being cheaper than the fine ones. Tosca net is a good quality bobbinet, very firmly woven and very durable. -
13 bobbin
[ˈbɔbɪn] nounبَكَرَةِ الخيطان، كَبْكوبَهThere's no thread left on the bobbin.
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14 Bobbin Core
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15 bobbin
['bɒbɪn]Abbreviation: BOB -
16 bobbin buffing machine
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > bobbin buffing machine
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17 bobbin sanding machine
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > bobbin sanding machine
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18 bobbin winder
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > bobbin winder
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19 bobbin-type gage
тензодатчик, решётка которого получена навивкой проволоки на шаблон ( как на катушку) с последующим сплющиванием ( применяется при малых базах)Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > bobbin-type gage
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20 bobbin-type manipulator
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > bobbin-type manipulator
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