Lab sample jet dyeing machine
AssigneeBurlington Industries, Inc.
InventorJames E. Greer
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AssigneeBurlington Industries, Inc.
InventorJames E. Greer
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An improved jet dyeing machine incorporating various sizes of interchangeable jets for treating textile material preferably short lengths of full-width textile material in which the position of the jet device used to circulate the textile material through the jet dyeing machine and through the treating liquor held therein is movable with respect to the surface level of the dye liquor contained within the machine. At least a portion of the machine enclosing the jet device is comprised of transparent material so that the area on each side of the jet device is observable and means are provided for exteriorly adjusting the jet device. Thus, it is possible to observe the action of the jet as the position of the jet device is moved with respect to the level of the dye liquor within the machine and as the operating characteristics of the jet device are adjusted. The outside perimeter of the unit is partitioned or enclosed so it eliminates the need for a separate heat exchanger. These principles are applicable to laboratory models capable of dyeing full width short yardage samples or full width full scale production lots.
A machine for treating textile material in generally rope form with a treating liquid comprising:
In a jet dyeing machine for treating textile material in generally rope form with a treating liquid which includes means defining a closed vessel providing an endless path for circulation of a length of the textile material through treating liquid held in said vessel;
In a jet dyeing machine for treating textile material in generally rope form with a treating liquid which includes means defining a closed vessel providing an endless path for circulation of a length of the textile material through treating liquid held in said vessel;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.