Arkwright's Spinning Frame

Arkwright's Spinning Frame was an early industrial machine invented in the late 18th century that greatly improved textile production. It used water power to spin multiple spindles simultaneously, enabling faster, more uniform thread production compared to manual methods. By automating and mechanizing spinning, it increased efficiency, reduced costs, and helped kickstart the Industrial Revolution. The machine was a significant step forward from earlier spinning technologies, contributing to the growth of factories and mass production in the textile industry.