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G Model Warper with Fluted Cylinder


drive of the beam by the cylinder, which also drives the


clock, makes it as nearly certain as possible that the


number of yards registered and the actual length of the


warp on the beam will be the same.


This is not mere theory. Experience under actual mill


conditions on different kinds of yarn prove that cylinder


measurement with the fluted cylinder and proper arm


weights, combined with the Rhoades- Saulnier device,


gives more nearly even warps on the beams than any other


device ever made.


Equal measurement of yarn on the Warper beams


reduces the amount of yarn wasted at the end of the


Slasher run.

Cotton Chats 1923, No. 242, Page 4