The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1984, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Manufactu
Equipment
The Bailey Plant is preser
novation program designed t<
and competitive. "The Cloth
earlier this month in an effort
changes that are taking place.
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BECOMING FAMILIAR?Preston C
nance employees, are spending mucl
electronic components of the new ec
EXISTING FLOOR CLEANING ENI
is working rapidly to enlarge the exi
work can be completeo uefore each
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ltly undergoing an extensive red
make the plant more versatile
maker" visited the Bailey Plant
to present a portion of the many
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ulbertson, 1, and James Woody, Mainte1
of their time becoming familiar with the
luipment.
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LARGED?Al Reid Construction Company
sting floor cleaning openings so that this
unit of looms arrives.
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CARDING?Twenty-two (22) Mark III Cross
replace 70 conventional cards. The new mach
pounds of 100% cotton and 65 pounds of intii
is shown helping assemble the new machine
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AUTOMATIC WASTE BALER?Two autom;
led to eliminate the manual handling of wast
comber noils and another is designed to hai
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FLOOR SCRUBBING A NECESSITY?Mi
keeping the Bailey Plant clean and orderly di
area is completed, it is prepared for the arri\
ment.
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?rol cards have been purchased to
lines will be capable of carding 60
nate blend per hour. Ellis Crowder
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atic waste balers are being instale.
One waste baler will handle all
idle all other fiber related waste.
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ich emphasis is being placed on
iring the renovation process. As an
ral of various pieces of new equip*