Fiber processing apparatus and method
AssigneeGunter & Cooke, Inc.
InventorsJosef K. Gunter, James E. O'Neal, Thomas R. Jones
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AssigneeGunter & Cooke, Inc.
InventorsJosef K. Gunter, James E. O'Neal, Thomas R. Jones
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The present invention consists of an apparatus and method whereby fibers such as cotton or otherwise are cleaned and carded prior to yarn formation to insure that the maximum quantity of fibers are utilized while removing substantially all non-lint from the fiber. Minimum fiber loss occurs while providing a sliver of excellent quality. The process herein includes the steps of carding the fibers whereby a portion of usable fibers, lint and other foreign matter are removed and are thereafter displaced to a condenser means. After condensing, the usable fibers which are still commingled with the waste are then extracted and recycled to the carding apparatus after blending with fresh stock in a uniform manner to provide a consistent blend for sliver formation or other uses.
A system for processing incoming fiber stock having lint content of usable and unusable fibers and non-lint impurities comprising:
A system for processing fiber stock having usable and unusable fibers and non-lint impurities comprising:
A process for continuously treating fiber stock to remove dust and finer unattached particles of foreign matter including microdust and other extremely fine particles comprising the steps of;
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