The lap, turned slowly by the conveyor cylinders of the feeder hopper described in the previous pages, is stretched out (Figure 1) onto the feeder table (4), at the end of which is the feeder cylinder (1). The feeder table is made of well polished metal so the fibre is not caught and at the end of it there is a particular spout shape to permit the tooth holding the fibre to get as near as possible to the feeder cylinder.
The feeder cylinder, which has a diameter of around 10 cm, is
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