<titlePart> <text>SECTION D <emdash/> TEXTILES</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>PAPER</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>TEXTILES OR FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL THREADS OR FIBRES</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>SPINNING</text> <entryReference>metal threads <sref ref="B21"/></entryReference> <entryReference>fibres or filaments of softened glass, minerals, or slag <sref ref="C03B0037000000"/></entryReference> <entryReference>yarns <sref ref="D02"/></entryReference> </titlePart> In this class, the following terms are used with the meanings indicated: "fibre" means a relatively-short, elongated member of natural or artificial material; "filament" means an endless or quasi-endless, elongated member of natural or artificial material; "yarn" means a unitary assembly of fibres, usually produced by spinning; "thread" means an assembly of yarns or filaments, usually produced by twisting. <titlePart> <text>MECHANICAL TREATMENT OF NATURAL FIBROUS OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL TO OBTAIN FIBRES OR FILAMENTS, e.g. FOR SPINNING</text> <entryReference>crude extraction of asbestos fibres from ores <sref ref="B03B"/></entryReference> <entryReference>apparatus for retting <sref ref="D01C"/></entryReference> </titlePart> Attention is drawn to the Note following the title of class . TREATMENT OF PLANT MATERIAL Separation of fibres from plant material Hackling or heckling machines TREATMENT OF ANIMAL FIBRES De-burring, washing, scouring Obtaining silk fibres OTHER TREATMENTS <titlePart> <text>Mechanical separation of fibres from plant material, e.g. seeds, leaves, stalks</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Separating vegetable fibres from seeds, e.g. cotton</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Ginning</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Roller gins, e.g. Macarthy type</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Saw gins</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Separating vegetable fibres from stalks or leaves</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Rippling</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Breaking or scutching, e.g. of flax</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Decorticating</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with devices dependent on a bending action to break or loosen fibre-bearing materials</text> <entryReference>crushing rollers <sref ref="D01B0001220000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with stamping devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with scraping devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with crushing or breaking rollers or plates</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with toothed or other pointed devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with beaters rotating about an axis parallel to the fibre bundle</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with beaters rotating about an axis perpendicular to the fibre bundle</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Details of machines</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Feeding arrangements</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Devices holding fibres or fibre-bearing materials during treatment</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Conveying devices, e.g. moving bands or ropes</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Delivery or discharge arrangements</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Arrangements for disposing of non-fibrous materials</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>employing liquids</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Framework</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Casings</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Coverings</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Grids</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Driving arrangements</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Drying retted fibres</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Obtaining fibres from other specified vegetable matter, e.g. peat, Spanish moss</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Mechanical removal of impurities from animal fibres</text> <entryReference>carbonising rags to recover animal fibres <sref ref="D01C0005000000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>De-burring machines or apparatus</text> <entryReference>de-burring arrangements forming part of, or intimately associated with, carding or drafting machines, e.g. burr-crushing rollers, <sref ref="D01G"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Machines or apparatus for washing or scouring loose wool fibres</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with circular movement of either wool or liquid</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with longitudinal movement of either wool or liquid</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Details of machines or apparatus</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Hackling or heckling machines</text> <entryReference>hand heckling tools <sref ref="D01G0033000000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Details</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Apparatus for feeding, holding, or conveying materials to or in machines</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Construction, mounting, or operating features of heckling devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Arrangements for removing, or disposing of, tow or waste</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Touch pins or other ending devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Framework</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Casings</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Coverings</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Driving arrangements</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Arrangements for confining or removing dust or the like</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Obtaining silk fibres or filaments</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Cleaning or classifying silk cocoons</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Reeling silk</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Obtaining silk from cocoons or portions thereof not suitable for reeling</text> <entryReference>de-gumming silk <sref ref="D01C0003020000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Other mechanical treatment of natural fibrous or filamentary material to obtain fibres or filaments</text> </titlePart>