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What is "Jacquard Card Lacer" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 11-Jan-2023 (10 months, 23 days ago)
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Jacquard Card Lacer
A machine which laces together in a pattern chain the perforated cards that control the operation of a jacquard loom in weaving designs and patterns in cloth.

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