Textile bags

Textile applications Textile bags Textile bleaching Textile cord Textile dyeing Textile fibers Textile finishes Textile finishing... [Pg.979]

Textile. Textile bags are made from natural fibers such as cotton and burlap (see Fibers, vegetable). Burlap or Hessian cloth is woven from jute fibers. Because the supply of jute and, consequendy, its price have been uncertain for many years, textile bags gradually have been replaced by various combinations of textile components with plastic or paper, multiwaH paper bags, or plastic bags (see Textiles). [Pg.514]

L1 unlined or noncoated textile bag 6PD1 within a plywood dmm... [Pg.514]

L2 sift-proof textile bag 6PD2 within a wickerwork hamper... [Pg.514]

L3 water-resistant textile bag 6PG1 within a fiber dmm... [Pg.514]

Laminated papers, in food packaging, 18 36 Laminated plate theory, 26 780 Laminated-textile bags, 18 10-11 Laminate floorings, melamine resins in, 15 791... [Pg.508]

Bags, textile bags, mattress bags, boiling bags. Good moisture barriers... [Pg.64]

Laminated plate theory Laminated products Laminated safety glass Laminated-textile bags Laminated windshields Laminate materials Laminates... [Pg.550]

Collection of powder from an airstream is a large subject of its own. In spray drying, dry collection of powder in a nondestructive way is achieved by use of cyclones, filters with textile bags or metallic cartridges, and electrostatic precipitators. [Pg.1415]

Small, paper or textile bags containing China tea, after they have been boiled and cooled in the refrigerator, make excellent, refreshing compresses that can be used to aUevi-... [Pg.358]

Highland, H.A. (1975). Insect-resistant textile bags new construction and treatment... [Pg.19]

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