Prototype machine for shrinking cotton cloth, with power supply lead

Made:: 1931 in Bradford

maker:: Bradford Dyers Association Limited

Prototype machine for shrinking cotton cloth using the Rigmel system developed in 1931, with power supply lead that has round pin plug at one end and steel tubular connectors at the other end, invented by Alexander Melvile, England and made by the Bradford Dyers Association Ltd., Bradford, Yorkshire, England, 1931

Prototype machine for shrinking cotton cloth using the Rigmel system developed in 1931

1931

Power supply lead, with steel tubular connectors at one end

1931

Details

Category:: Textiles Machinery

Object Number:: 1952-83

type:: shrinking machine

credit:: Bradford Dyers' Association Ltd.

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