…a weaver born in Bury, Lancashire, England, and the inventor of the flying shuttle. Kay was originally a weaver working in the woollen industry, but he also manufactured parts for looms and was a mechanic, inventing a new method of carding and roving wool in 1730. From [Battan]…The flying shuttle was invented in 1733 by J. Kay of England. It is a device that has a shuttle box attached to both ends of a reed fixed to a wooden frame that can swing like a swing, and a shuttle placed inside the reed is thrown by pulling a string. The word originates from the French word battant, which means "to strike," and in England and other countries it refers to a device that hangs a frame with a fixed reed on a loom and swings it to strike the weft. … *Some of the terms that refer to "flying shuttle" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…イギリス,ランカシャーのベリー生れの織布工で,飛杼(とびひ)flying shuttleの発明者。ケイははじめ毛織業に従事する織布工であったが,織機の部品製造も行い,1730年には毛糸の梳毛(そもう)・粗紡の新方式を発明するなど機械工でもあった。… 【バッタン】より…1733年,イギリスのJ.ケイが発明した飛杼(とびひ)装置flying shuttleのことで,ブランコのように揺動できる木枠に固定した筬(おさ)の両端に杼箱をつけ,この中に入れたシャットル(杼)をひもを引いて弾き飛ばす装置である。語源はフランス語で〈打つ〉という意味をもつbattantで,イギリスなどでは筬を固定した枠を機台に掛け,これを揺動させて緯(よこ)打ちを行う装置のことをさす。… ※「flying shuttle」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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