COTTON FIBERS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BELL TRINE KANEBO KABUSHIKI KAISHA (KANEBO, LTD.) No. 17-4, Sumida 5-chome Sumida-ku, Tokyo Japan cotton fibers, hemp fibers, silk fibers, wool fibers, synthetic fibers and inorganic fibers; namely, glass fibers and metallic fibers for textile use;
COPPERIDE ScientiFiber, Inc. 1133 S. Crawford Rd. Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 Cotton fibers; yarn fibers; textile fibers; synthetic fibers; all made in whole or significant part of copper;
CUTTON ScientiFiber, Inc. 1133 S. Crawford Rd. Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 Cotton fibers; yarn fibers; textile fibers; synthetic fibers; all made in whole or significant part of copper;
FIBER PHARM Rohde, Cynthia C 6330 Danbury Lane Dallas TX 75214 Cotton fibers; Silk fibers; Yarn fibers;
FIBER PHARM Schmidt, Meaghan R 6330 Danbury Lane Dallas TX 75214 Cotton fibers; Silk fibers; Yarn fibers;
FISHHOOK REMOVAL STRING Charlene Saley Enterprises 4830 Pine Mountain Beach Drive SW Backus MN 56435 Cotton fibers;
HEIRLOOM Hobbs Bonded Fibers, Inc. 200 S. Commerce Waco TX 76710 Cotton fibers; Padding and stuffing materials not of rubber, paper or plastic; Polyester batting; Polyester fibers; Polyester stuffing fibers; Stuffing, not of rubber or plastic; Textile fibers;
LUXE POLY-FIBER Alok International Inc. 123 Oak Lawn Avenue Dallas TX 75207 Cotton fibers; Raw textile fibers; Textile fibers;POLY-FIBER;
NATIVE WICKS PREMIUM VAPORIZING COTTON Braunthal, Felipe 25301 Feijoa Ave. Lomita CA 90717 Cotton fibers;
NATIVE WICKS PREMIUM VAPORIZING COTTON Hashimoto, Kyle 25301 Feijoa Ave. Lomita CA 90717 Cotton fibers;
STERLING Purification Solutions 5509 David Cox Road Charlotte NC 28269 Cotton fibers; Textile fibers;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A cotton receiver for a cotton harvesting machine and a method of operation of the same. The receiver includes a cotton compacting chamber, a precompacting area above the chamber, and an accumulator deployable upwardly from the precompacting area to increase the cotton holding capacity thereof. Compactor apparatus is located in the compacting chamber and is configured for holding cotton thereabove separate from cotton therebelow. The compactor apparatus is movable downwardly against cotton therebelow for compacting it into a unitary body or module, including while holding cotton thereabove, and is controllably operable for conveying cotton held thereabove downwardly therethrough, subsequent to unloading a completed compacted body of cotton.