<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>YARNS</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>WARPING OR BEAMING</text> </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>WARPING, BEAMING, OR LEASING</text> </titlePart> Attention is drawn to the Note following the title of class . CREELS WARPING; BEAMING; WARPING AND BEAMING COMBINED ; ; LEASING OTHER MACHINES AND METHODS DETAILS OF MACHINES <titlePart> <text>Creels, i.e. apparatus for supplying a multiplicity of individual threads</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Warping machines</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Beaming machines</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>combined with apparatus for sizing or other treatment of warps</text> <entryReference>sizing <u>per se</u><sref ref="D06B"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Combined warping and beaming machines</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Leasing</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Lease rods or bands</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Methods or apparatus not provided for in groups <mref ref="D02H0001000000" endRef="D02H0009000000"/>, e.g. for cleaning the warp</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Details of machines of the other groups of this subclass</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Stop motions</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>responsive to breakage, slackness, or excessive tension of threads, with detectors for individual threads or small groups of threads</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>mechanical</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>electrical</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>responsive to thread-measuring devices, e.g. stopping the machine when required length of warp has been wound</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Variable-speed driving mechanisms</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>controlled automatically by tension in the warp</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Reeds, combs, or other devices for determining the spacing of threads</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with adjustable spacing</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with fixed spacing</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Tensioning devices</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>for individual threads</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>for threads in warp form</text> <entryReference>controlling the driving of beams, or the like, to keep tension constant <sref ref="D02H0013140000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Warp beams</text> <entryReference>cloth beams <sref ref="D03D0049200000"/></entryReference> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>with flanges</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>adjustable</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>sectional</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Means for attaching warp to beam</text> </titlePart> <titlePart> <text>Storage racks for beams</text> </titlePart>