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What are "Dent" - Definition & Explanation

Dent
1. The space between wires of reed, heddles, or harness through which the warp ends are drawn.
2. The space between two chains in a fabric. 3. On a loom, the space between the wires of a reed.
Dent
The unit of a reed that contains a reed wire and the space between adjacent reed wires.
Dent
The space between adjacent wires in a reed.

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