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    Double Lift Double Cylinder Jacquard

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    There are two main types of jacquard harness ties: the Norwich system and the London system. The ties are further divided into single, repeating, pointed, and mixed types. The single tie is used for asymmetric designs with one harness cord per neck cord. The repeating tie is most common and uses multiple harness cords per neck cord to produce multi-repeat patterns. The pointed tie is for symmetrical designs and attaches two harness cords to each neck cord. The mixed tie uses a large number of cords to produce large repeat patterns. The jacquard capacity can be increased by changing the design, or using a sectional jacquard with multiple smaller jacquards built together.

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    There are two main types of jacquard harness ties: the Norwich system and the London system. The ties are further divided into single, repeating, pointed, and mixed types. The single tie is used for asymmetric designs with one harness cord per neck cord. The repeating tie is most common and uses multiple harness cords per neck cord to produce multi-repeat patterns. The pointed tie is for symmetrical designs and attaches two harness cords to each neck cord. The mixed tie uses a large number of cords to produce large repeat patterns. The jacquard capacity can be increased by changing the design, or using a sectional jacquard with multiple smaller jacquards built together.

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    There are two main types of jacquard harness ties: the Norwich system and the London system. The ties are further divided into single, repeating, pointed, and mixed types. The single tie is used for asymmetric designs with one harness cord per neck cord. The repeating tie is most common and uses multiple harness cords per neck cord to produce multi-repeat patterns. The pointed tie is for symmetrical designs and attaches two harness cords to each neck cord. The mixed tie uses a large number of cords to produce large repeat patterns. The jacquard capacity can be increased by changing the design, or using a sectional jacquard with multiple smaller jacquards built together.

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    Double Lift Double Cylinder Jacquard

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    There are two main types of jacquard harness ties: the Norwich system and the London system. The ties are further divided into single, repeating, pointed, and mixed types. The single tie is used for asymmetric designs with one harness cord per neck cord. The repeating tie is most common and uses multiple harness cords per neck cord to produce multi-repeat patterns. The pointed tie is for symmetrical designs and attaches two harness cords to each neck cord. The mixed tie uses a large number of cords to produce large repeat patterns. The jacquard capacity can be increased by changing the design, or using a sectional jacquard with multiple smaller jacquards built together.

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    Double lift double cylinder jacquard

    Harness Mounting

    The jacquard harness is the system of cords,


    healds and lingoes that transmit the ovement
    of the hooks to the individual warp threads. A
    simple form of harness is represented in the
    fig. below:
    different types of harness ties with scope:
    There are two main types of harness ties.
    1. Norwich system.
    2. London system.
    Norwich system:
    When jacquard mechanism is mounted with the parallel of the loom is
    called Norwich Jacquard. In this jacquard the long rows of needles are
    parallel to the comber board & at the right angle to the warp. The cords
    will be at the front or at the back or at both front & back of the loom.

    London system:
    When the jacquard mechanism is mounted at one end of the loom and at
    90° angle of the loom is known as London Jacquard. In this system the
    jacquard is turned through a right angle the cords stay at the side of the
    loom.
    The both tie systems are divided into the following four types.
    1. Single tie-up.
    2. Repeating tie-up.
    3. Pointed tie-up.
    4. Mixed tie-up.

    Single tie-up: (For asymmetric design)

    In this system only one harness cord is attached to one neck cord. There
    are must be as many hooks as there are threads in the width of the fabric. If the
    design is required to be woven 400 ends there are 400 hooks in the jacquard.
    No. of neck cord = No. of harness cord = No. of warp in a repeat
    Scope: This tie is used to produce a fabric containing only one repeat across the
    width of the fabric.

    Repeating tie-up:

    This is the most common design tie used for both Norwich and London
    harness ties. In this tie there must be as many harness cards tied to each neck
    cord as there are 4 repeats in the full width of the fabric. If there are 4 repeats of
    the pattern then there will be 4 harness cords tied with each neck cord.
    No. of neck cord = No. of jacquard
    Scope: This type of tie is used to produce a fabric having more than one repeat
    across the width of the fabric.
    Pointed tie-up: (Single repeat)
    This tie up is widely used where pointed draft is used and for
    symmetrical design if turned over its centre line. Suppose a
    design has 800 ends. Then it is divided in to two groups i.e.
    400 ends in each group. So there are required 400 ends in each
    group. So there are required 400 Neck cords. In this system
    two harnesses is attached with one neck cord.
    Scope: This tie up is used to produce symmetrical design
    which turned over its centre line.
    Mixed tie-up:
    In this tie up a large number of harness cord is used. A great
    skill is required of designer because the design required a
    greater capacity of the jacquard that has been actually used.
    Scope: This tie is used if a large repeat pattern is to be
    produced with the existing capacity of the jacquard.
    How can we increase the figuring capacity of jacquard?

    The size and the figuring capacity of a


    jacquard are standardized to a certain extent.
    We can increase the figuring capacity of the
    jacquard by the following ways:
    • By changing the design
    • By using sectional jacquard
    Suppose if the design required to be woven on
    3600 ends then three jacquards each having
    capacity of 1200 hooks should be built side by
    side.

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