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	Ramella Pietro - Carding machines
		In more than 50 years of activity, we acquired a great experience in the carding machines construction due to the cooperation with important Italian and foreign textile managers.
		Our carding machines can manufacture first class fibres that meet highest quality standards on the world textile market.
		Ramella carding machines also excels for technological progress, our last example is the realization of a proprietary software for the complete machine automation.
	www.ramellapietro.com (96 words)

	CARDING
		"Card is the heart of the spinning mill" and "Well carded is half spun" are two proverbs of the experts.
		The fibre must enter the carding machine, be efficiently carded and taken from it in as little time as possible.
		There must be even number of passages between card and comber and odd number between the card and ringframe.
	www.geocities.com /vijayakumar777/carding.html (1489 words)

	Carding engine - Patent 5075930
		A carding engine according to claim 1 in which the third cover is set radially closer to the toothed member in the region adjacent to the first gap than in the region adjacent to the second gap.
		A carding engine according to claim 1 in which the radial distance set between the third cover and the toothed member in the region adjacent to the first gap is at least three times the radial distance set between the second cover and the toothed member.
		A carding engine according to claim 1 in which the toothed member on which the cover assembly is provided is the main carding cylinder, and the cover assembly covers and arc of that cylinder lying between carding elements which cooperate with the main carding cylinder to effect the carding action, and the doffer.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5075930.html (3240 words)

	2003 AAP CARDING CRITERIA
		To maintain carding status, athletes are required to follow the National Training Program in the event in which they qualified for carding and sign an Athlete/NSO agreement.
		Carding selection and the continuation of carding is dependent upon the athlete's acceptance and adherence to the obligations as outlined in the carding agreement.
		Carded athletes must take part in all competitions, testing, medical examinations and National training camps to which they are selected.
	www.fca.ca /ex/Archive/03cardingcriteria.htm (2277 words)

	Handcarding Instructions at Mielke's Fiber Arts
		The main thing to remember is that the object of carding and the carding motions is to open the fibers; and to do a good job, the fiber has to be flipped or transferred from card to card until all the fiber has been thoroughly opened.
		This position is more important than whether the card is in the right hand or left hand, though I will say that most right-handed people hold the top card in their right hand.
		When the cards have equal amounts of fiber on them, peel the little batts of fiber off each one, leaving them in one piece, and lay both of them on the bottom card again.
	www.mielkesfarm.com /handcarding.htm (1137 words)

	Carding Summary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The carded material, called sliver or roving, would be removed by hand from one of the carding slats and then could be sent to the spinner.
		Carding is the processing of brushing raw or washed fibers to prepare them as textiles.
		Carding of wool can either be done "in the grease" or not, depending on the type of machine and on the spinner's preference.
	www.bookrags.com /Carding (1396 words)

	Card Accessories - Accura Carding Elements
		The XBZ is best suited for all carding engines, because it allows the use of finer range of Cylinder wires and Tops, thus improving carding quality at higher speeds.
		Accura Carding Elements - a practical, mechanical design Accura carding Elements are made of stabilized, hardened aluminium alloy for a long-free life on your machines.
		Accura Carding Elements are interchangeable and available in a wide range of PPSI to suit the fibres being processed and are colour coded for instant identification.
	www.cardindia.com /content/ca_accura.htm (534 words)

	Carding wool for Navajo rugs
		The bottom card is held in one hand with the handle and teeth of the card pointing away from the weaver.
		The wool is hooked onto the teeth of this card, and distributed as evenly as possible in a thin layer.
		With the bottom card resting on the weavers knee, the edge of the top card is drawn over the bottom card and toward the weaver.
	www.taostradingpost.com /weaving/carding.html (622 words)

	carding. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Primitive cards, rubber-covered and toothed with bent wires, are still employed by Navajo women.
		Modern carding dates from the use of revolving cylinders patented in 1748 by Lewis Paul.
		A mechanical apron feed was devised in 1772, and Richard Arkwright added a funnel that contracted the carded fiber into a continuous sliver.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ca/carding.html (150 words)

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		Swimmers carded the previous year at the senior national team level, including C1 cards, for an individual performance that are injured and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons.
		Swimmers carded the previous year at the development card level (D card) in an individual event that are injured and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons.
		Swimmers who achieve the carding criteria while living and training in Canada but are forced to move out of the country for reasons beyond their control will normally be nominated for AAP funding until they are of University age at which time they will be expected to return to live and train in Canada.
	www.swimming.ca /swimming/index_e.aspx?DetailID=763 (1414 words)

	Carding Fiber
		Hold one card, palm up, in the left hand and wisp on staples of wool by drawing the lock lightly onto the teeth with the cut end of the lock near the handle edge of the card - as shown in the picture.
		Stripping is accomplished by holding both cards with the handles pointing down, holding one card stationary and drawing the other card down the stationary card.
		When the large drum is filled to the tope of the teeth, use the doffer pin/awl (provided with the drum carder) to break apart the fibers across the metal strip of the large drum.
	www.worldknit.com /howto/howtospin/sfiberprep/card.html (1471 words)

	Carding
		For example when calculating scores for Carding at such competitions as the Canadian Championships, US Nationals, or US Training Camps a deduction of 10% from the fencing score, 10°,io from the riding score when the height of the fences does not meet UIPM standards will be imposed.
		The qualifying period for the A and B Cards is linked to the financial year adopted by Sport Canada, the COA and CAMPA, and the funding is available for the athlete for two years (the second year being subject to the athlete's being in training and providing evidence of such).
		A-Carding, Value $1500, is awarded only on the basis of results achieved at recognized UIPM Sr.
	www.bcmpa.bc.ca /carding.htm (816 words)

	Road/Track/MTB Carding Criteria
		The injury cards are available only to athletes that had been carded in the previous year, and must apply to the committee with medical support.
		The carding is for one year and carding will be revoked if at any point the athlete is found to be violating the requirements.
		Parents are agreeing that they understand the terms and conditions of carding, and that these funds are to be used to subsidize coaching fees, and will be paid to the coach.
	www.ontariocycling.org /web_pages/Road_MTB_Track_Carding_Criteria.php (1286 words)

	Marty on Carding
		All even spot cards are encouraging in either the higher or lower of the remaining suits, disregarding the trump suit and the discarded suit.
		All spot cards (odd or even) are encouraging in either the higher or lower of the remaining suits, disregarding the suit led and the discarded suit.
		The only difference is that we have greater flexibility than standard carding - we can use either of two suits and therfore won't be forced to signal with a card that we can't afford or to signal with a card which is hard to read.
	www.gate.net /~zebulon/vega/bridge/carding.html (1526 words)

	Carding Machine
		One of the first improvements made in the carding machine was the fixing of a perpetual revolting cloth, called a feeder, on which a given weight of cotton wool was spread, and, by which it was conveyed to the cylinder.
		In this machine a wooden cylinder, covered with cards, turning on an horizontal axis, revolves immediately under a concave cover; the cover is also lined with cards, and the teeth of the cards on the cylinder and of those on the cover, are nearly in contact.
		Originally, the cotton was spread upon the cylinder, and the cylinder by its revolutions carded the cotton against the teeth on the cover: the cotton was then taken off the cylinder by hand cards held against it.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /TEXcardingM.htm (482 words)

	carding - HighBeam Encyclopedia
		carding process by which fibers are opened, cleaned, and straightened in preparation for spinning.
		Red Carding Iran; The World Cup presents the international community with a unique opportunity to force a choice in Iran.
		Alcohol sting has Portland establishments carding older customers ; People look less like their ages these days, making servers' jobs harder.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-carding.html (505 words)

	Carding
		Carding is the process to which the cotton is subjected after it has been opened and cleaned, in order that the fibres of the wool may be disentangled, straightened, and laid parallel with each other.
		This was formerly effected by instruments called hand-cards, which were brushes made of short pieces of wire, instead of bristles; the wires being struck into a sheet of leather, at a certain angle, and the leather fastened on a flat piece of wood, about twelve inches long and five wide, with a handle.
		The cotton being spread upon one of the cards, it was repeatedly combed with another till all the fibres were laid straight, when it was stripped off the card in a fleecy roll ready for the rover.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /TEXcarding.htm (402 words)

	Nineteen Individuals Indicted in Internet 'Carding' Conspiracy (October 28, 2004)
		The indictment alleges a conspiracy to commit activity often referred to as "carding" -- the use of account numbers and counterfeit identity documents to complete identity theft and defraud banks and retailers.
		Shadowcrew members allegedly trafficked in at least 1.7 million stolen credit card numbers and caused total losses in excess of $4 million dollars.
		Victims of "carding" can include banks and credit card companies, which often suffer significant financial losses due to fraud, as well as individuals whose identities and credit histories are damaged by such identity theft.
	www.usdoj.gov /criminal/cybercrime/mantovaniIndict.htm (701 words)

	carding
		The International Carding Scheme was introduced in 1998 to provide a range of supports to assist Ireland's most talented sportspersons realise their potential to perform successfully at the highest international level.
		For the 2002 Carding Scheme, qualification for the scheme will be based on performances from the period 1st January 2000 to 31st December 2001.
		From 2002 it will be compulsory for all carded players/athletes to have an annual screen as part of the conditions of participation in the International Carding Scheme.
	www.clubi.ie /triathlon/newITA/carding.htm (1425 words)

	Carding
		Card fleece into large 50gm (2 oz) batts.
		Fleeces with a break and short edge pieces from a fleece card well together to make a batt for felting or a sliver for worsted spinning.
		The Flick Carder is used to card staples of fleece for spinning.
	www.ashford.co.nz /carding/carding-page.htm (156 words)

	Carding
		Electric model has same specifications as standard drumcarder with fine carding cloth; 110 volt version comes with heavy duty, foot-switch activated 1/2 horsepower motor; suitable for all fibers and lends itself to effortless two-hand feeding; complete with doffer brush and pin and wrench.
		Double row combs are very efficient tools for combing wool; one comb clamps to table; the other is used to straighten fibers; nickel plated steel tines are not sharp, yet they comb efficiently; lacquered beech, instructions included.
		Written for the hand spinner and felter, and everyone who loves fibre, there are sections on using flick, hand and drum carders, fibre and colour blending, colour theory and four innovative projects.
	www.earthsongfibers.com /Carding.html (431 words)

	Ranking in Provincial Races
		Carding is money given by WSAA to 8 top performing Alberta athletes.
		WSAA carding is not to be confused with National Carding which is administered by Whitewater Canada.
		Athlete must show a minimum of 50 days of slalom specific training Mar. through Sept., be committed to a serious off season training program, and be a full time member of a WSAA recognized coaching program (e.g., ATS or National Slalom Team).
	www.albertawhitewater.ca /wsaa/carding.htm (268 words)

	Greenfield Village Memories - Plymouth Carding Mill
		Water powered carding machines made it much easier and faster to prepare the wool for spinning by performing this fiber-straightening operation which was easier and faster than using hand tools.
		The carding machines were used to produce carded wool which Gunsolly shipped out East to larger textile mills, where the wool was turned into cloth.
		In addition to the Carding Mill, John Gunsolly operated a gristmill and cider mill in Plymouth, Michigan.
	www.wrenscottage.com /gvm/craft/carding.php (401 words)

	OSV - Carding Mill (Site not responding. Last check: )
		By the late 1780s carding machines began to be built in the United States, carding as much wool in minutes as a hand-carder could do in as many hours.
		By 1811 the federal government estimated that on average every town had at least one carding mill where farm families could bring their wool and pay to have it carded.
		Today, of course, there are no longer thousands of neighborhood carding mills in America catering to people who make their own cloth at home by hand.
	www.osv.org /education/WaterPower/Carding.html (352 words)

	Carding Machines - Guarding of
		The Department of Labour requires all owners of carding machines, whether they are in the woollen industries or own non-woven machinery, to comply with these requirements.
		Carding machines are used in both worsted and woollen yarn production.
		In all cases, the design of the carding machine is arranged to suit the product to be carded, but the basic principle of guarding these machines is the same.
	www.osh.govt.nz /order/catalogue/349.shtml (185 words)

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