Suction device for removing liquids from machine-treated textile

Textiles: fluid treating apparatus – Machines – Combined

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15306A, 34115, 68205R, 118 50, D06B 102, D06B 1504

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041663683

ABSTRACT:
In a suction device for removing liquids from textile fabrics, there is provided a tubular body that is adapted to be connected to a suction unit. The tubular body has at least two longitudinal angularly spaced apart passages through the wall thereof. At least three sectors are attached to the outer surface of the body in order to define, with their respective, opposed edges, at least two longitudinal slots that are in registration with the passages in a tubular body. A roller is positioned intermediate the slots and tangentially to the body for advancing the fabric past the slots. A shower head may be provided for ejecting a fabric treating liquid.

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