- A
stenter (sometimes
called a tenter) is a
machine used in
textile finishing. It
serves multiple purposes,
including heat setting, drying, and applying...
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century in the
process of
making woollen cloth. They are now su****ded by
stenter pins. The
phrase "on tenterhooks" has
become a
metaphor for
nervous anti****tion...
- mercerization, the
process is
carried out
while drying the
fabric on a
stenter. Knecht,
Edmund (1911). "Mercerizing" . In Chisholm, Hugh (ed.). Encyclopædia...
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often have
little holes along their length,
through the
thick part (see
stenter pins), and can also have some fringe. The type or
motion of
selvage depends...
- engraving. Some
fabrics require very
careful stretching and
straightening on a
stenter before they are
wound around hollow wooden or iron
centers into
rolls of...
- cylinders. Pins can
leave a
series of
holes in the
selvages (these may be from
stenter pins used in post-processing). A
power loom is a loom
powered by a source...
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material than
other types of applications, such as
exhaust or
padding on
stenter. The
earliest known coated fabric is Oilcloth.
Oilcloth is
produced by...
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regular steam shrinking method.
Calendering (textiles)
Compaction (textiles)
Stenter Textile manufacturing by pre-industrial
methods Kadolph, Sara J. (2007)...
