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describes a short arc of 1.-[ in. vertical motion and is driven by balanced cranks at about 800 double vibrations a minute. This comb strips the fleece from the face of the doffer in its down-stroke and clears itself in rising; and the thin fleece, of the full width of the machine, 40 in., is then gathereHermes bagsd in by lateral guides to a width of 6 in., and finally into a smooth bell-mouthed round funnel L, having a hole only I in. diameter, through which the contracted ribbon or aliver is drawn by the two pairs of drawing rollers M, the second pair running one-half faster than the first, whence it passes to the coiler N and can O.
The coiler consists of a revolving plate N having an eccentric aperture, through which the
sliver is passed from the pair of rollers P above the plate, so that it is delivered into the can in circular coils. The can O, however, is also made to revolve with a slow motion in the opposite direction to the coiler, and the centre line of the coiler N is eccentric to the axis of the can, whHermes Birkin ereby the sliver delivered from the coiler describes a succession of hypocycloid curBirkinves in the can, the circles of sliver being laid into the can so that the outsides of the coils touch the inside of the can. The sliver thus forms coils continually crossing one another, so that the can is filled up solid throughout, and when taken to the doubling frame the coils of sliver come out again without adhering to one another.
The Hermes outletFlat Carding Machine employed at the present time as a finisher card for performing the second carding operation is shown in Fig. 2181; and consists of a main carding cylinder A, as in the breaker card, but the pairs of workers and strippers employed in the first carding are here re
placed by a series of flat cards D D, connected together by links so as to form an endless travelling lattice. The lap E, formed of a number of slivers from the breaker card laid together into a fleece by the doubling machine, is supplied to the carding cylinder A by the feed-roller G and taker-in H, \ in the same way as in the breaker card; andHermes the carding cylinder A is driven at the same speed of about 1600 ft. of surface a minute. A single worker B, caHermes Kellylled the fancy roller, with a stripper C, is placed immediately beyond the taker-in H, running in the same direction as the adjacent surface of the carding cylinder A; but in this case the teeth of the fancy roller B are bent forwards in the direction of motion, and it therefore requires to be driven at a higher velocity than the carding cylinder, and has Hermes Handbagsaccordingly a surface speed of 2000 ft. a minute. It thus seizes the cotton from off the teeth of the main carding cylinder A, and throws it against the teeth of the stripper C facing those of the fancy roller; and the fibres having thus been subjected to a preliminary carding are again swept oflf the teeth of the stripper, moving at only 400 ft. a minute, by the higher speed of the main carding cylinder A.