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US907829A
US907829A US39126307A US1907391263A US907829A US 907829 A US907829 A US 907829A US 39126307 A US39126307 A US 39126307A US 1907391263 A US1907391263 A US 1907391263A US 907829 A US907829 A US 907829A
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  • amewboz attoznzqo 1m NORRIS PETERS ca, WAShINGTaN, 04 c.
  • the metal roll to such anextent as to injure the finish obtained, and also to produce such a roll which will withstand, to a great degree, the efiects of the heat which is necessary in the calendering operation.
  • Tampico fiber In making the roll the Tampico fiber is compressed in bulk under extremely high pressure so as to produce a mass of the roper shape having great hardness and resi iency. Tampico fiber is produced from a kind of wild pineapple which grows in southern countries and it is used in place of bristles for brushes. It is also extensively used in making bagging, carpets, hammocks, cordage, nets, etc.
  • the roll 1 made of Tampico fiber is mounted on a metal shaft 2 and is held in place by the end pieces 3, 4., which are fastened to the shaft by the locking rings 5,6.
  • Acalender roll made of Tampico fiber.

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J. MAGADAM. ummmn ROLL. A-I'PLIOATIOH FILED 831 1. 3. 190'].
Patented Dec. 29, 1908.
amewboz attoznzqo 1m: NORRIS PETERS ca, WAShINGTaN, 04 c.
JOHN MACADAM, OF EDDYSTONE, PENNSYLVANIA.
GALENDER-ROLL.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Dec. 29, 1908.
Application filed September 3, 1907. Serial No. 391,263.
the metal roll to such anextent as to injure the finish obtained, and also to produce such a roll which will withstand, to a great degree, the efiects of the heat which is necessary in the calendering operation.
As is well known, in the calendering operation textile fabric is passed between metal rolls and rolls made of other material, and that said other material has heretofore consisted in some instances of cotton, paper, corn husks, and combinations of these. It has been found, however, that while some of these rolls can be so made as to prevent to a certain extent indentation by seams so as to injure the finish, they are nevertheless subject to injury by the heat necessary in the calendering operation, and soon become defective and useless. In experimenting to overcome this difficulty I have made the unexpected discovery that Tampico fiber can be made into a calender roll which will not be indented by the seams of the fabric and which will resist the action of the heat to a remarkable degree. In making the roll the Tampico fiber is compressed in bulk under extremely high pressure so as to produce a mass of the roper shape having great hardness and resi iency. Tampico fiber is produced from a kind of wild pineapple which grows in southern countries and it is used in place of bristles for brushes. It is also extensively used in making bagging, carpets, hammocks, cordage, nets, etc.
In the accompanying drawing I have shown partly in section a calender roll embodying my invention.
In this drawing the roll 1 made of Tampico fiber is mounted on a metal shaft 2 and is held in place by the end pieces 3, 4., which are fastened to the shaft by the locking rings 5,6.
I do not herein claim means for mounting the calender roll, since the present invention relates simply tothe structure of the roll itself.
Having now described the invention, what is claimed is:
1. Acalender roll made of Tampico fiber.
2. A calender roll made of Tampico fiber compressed into a hard resilient mass of the proper shape.
3. A calender roll made of Tampico fiber compressed into a hard mass of the proper shape and characterized by its resiliency and its resistance to the effect of heat.
In testimony whereof I afiix my signature in presence of two witnesses JOHN MAOADAM.
Witnesses:
EDGAR L. KNAPP, ANNE RULoN GRAY.
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US4192080A (en) * 1977-02-04 1980-03-11 Irpola Eero A Method of obtaining an even moisture profile in a cylinder drier and a means for carrying out the method

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US4192080A (en) * 1977-02-04 1980-03-11 Irpola Eero A Method of obtaining an even moisture profile in a cylinder drier and a means for carrying out the method

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