The Jacquard Machine Analyzed and Explained / With an appendix on the preparation of jacquard cards, and practical hints to learners of jacquard designing

by E. A. Posselt

1. The Frame and the Perforated Board through which
the neck-cords are passed.
2. The Griffe and necessary attachments for lifting the
same.
3. The Hooks.
4. The Needles.
5. The Springs and Spring Frame.
6. The Needle-board.
7. The Cylinder, Hammer,
and Batten.
8. The Catches.
9. The Cards.
10. The Jacquard Harness.

THE FRAME.

[Fig. I.],[A] represents the side view of the “frame” of a common 200 Jacquard machine by a, b, c, d. The width of the frame in its main part [see 6 to 7] is 9-1/2 inches.

1-1/8 inches is the width of the iron casting at the places marked 8 and 9.

2 inches is the height of casting at the place indicated by 1.

1-1/2 inches is the height of casting at the place indicated by 3.

1-3/4 inches is the height of casting at the place indicated by 5.

The open part of the frame, marked 2 in drawing, is 6 inches high.

The open part of the frame, marked 4 in drawing, is 5 inches high. Hence, the main height of the frame is as follows: