The seemingly humble flying-shuttle loom, originally built to make the weaving of wide cloth faster and easier, stood at the threshold between the largely handcrafted world of the past and the ...

fully automatic loom. After a long career in the textiles industry he’s quite the expert when it comes to weaving, and as you’ll see he’s also an expert machine builder. A clamp hold the end ...

Japan's distinction comes from the fact that many Japanese mills still use authentic indigo pigments, dyeing and shuttle weaving machines ... on old and modern looms has a selvedge-or "self ...

H. Northrop of Hopedale, USA. The Northrop Automatic Loom was a truly revolutionary machine. It used a rotating magazine to keep the shuttle constantly supplied with cotton thread and could be run ...

and a shuttle loom weaving hall. The spinning process is a key area focus. The first spinning hall houses 15 splicing machines for producing Lycra and dual core weft yarn. Sharabati noted how ...