Manufacturers Index - Ex-Cell-O Machine Tools, Inc.
Ex-Cell-O Machine Tools, Inc.
Sterling Heights, MI, U.S.A.
Company Website: https://www.kenrie.com
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery
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1,708,491
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Apr. 09, 1929
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Method of finishing ball bearings
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Carroll R. Alden |
Detroit, MI |
Ex-Cell-O made high-speed grinding spindles that required great precision in manufacture. The innovation in this patent involves "running in" the bearings during the manufacturing process as a way of ensuring the balls are the same size and the running-in wear properly accommodated. A watt-meter is used to monitor power draw during the running-in process and the end-pressure is increased over time to keep the wattage roughly constant. The end-pressure mechanism eventually bottoms out, indicating that the bearings are nearly sufficiently worn in. After that, the running-in process is complete when the watt reading drops to a set value. During the running-in process the bearings are filled with a mixture of 20 oz. of jeweler's rouge (finely divided iron oxide) per quart of mineral oil. This patent was further improved in patent 2,460,472. |
1,864,707
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Jun. 28, 1932
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Slip bushing
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Carroll R. Alden |
Detroit, MI |
Ex-Cell-O claimed to have created the concept of the standardized drill bushing; they dominated that market from the mid-1920s and for some years afterwards. This patent covers a bushing design "without recesses wherein dirt and chips may gather". In addition, the bushing may be turned in either direction to lock the two pieces together. |
2,000,553
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May. 07, 1935
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Machine tool
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Carroll R. Alden |
Detroit, MI |
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2,012,677
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Aug. 27, 1935
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Spindle structure
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Carroll R. Alden |
Detroit, MI |
The innovation in this spindle is to vary the number and size of the bearing balls, which was found to nearly eliminate helical tracks caused by vibrations in the spindle. The ball bearing assemblies are used in pairs. The illustration shows a spindle with three pairs of bearings: the tool-end bearing has 22 balls, and the immediately adjacent bearing has 21; the intermediate pair of bearings has 22 and 19 balls; the third pair of bearings have 14 balls in each. In addition, the spindle diameter is varied between each pair of bearings to further improve surface finish. |
2,111,299
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Mar. 15, 1938
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Magnetic Sine Table
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Omer E. Robbins |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
This Magnetic Sine Table was also patented in France, #828,200. The French patent was on a Sine-Magnetic Chuck manufactured by the Ex-Cell-O Corp. |
828,200
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May. 11, 1938
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Magnetic Sine Table
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Omer E. Robbins |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
This patent was on a Sine-Magnetic Chuck manufactured by the Ex-Cell-O Corp. |
2,179,573
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Nov. 14, 1939
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Retractable Tool and Holder Therefor
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Ray B. Criddle |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
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2,351,773
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Jun. 20, 1944
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Device for Determining Angles
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Hans J. Lovenston |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
This patent was on a Sine-Magnetic Chuck manufactured by the Ex-Cell-O Corp. |
2,375,255
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May. 08, 1945
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Hydraulic Transmission for Machine Tools
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Ira J. Snader |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
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Hydraulic Transmission for Machine Tools
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Max A. Mathys |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
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2,460,472
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Feb. 01, 1949
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Process for improving the surface of form ground races
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Harold N. Seyferth |
East Detroit, MI |
The patent relates to reducing chatter when form-grinding the races, a step that precedes the Alden finishing method of patent 1,708,491. |
2,937,732
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May. 24, 1960
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Linear Indexing Mechanism
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Samuel G. Brady |
Bloomfield Township, Oakland County, MI |
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2,960,804
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Nov. 22, 1960
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Machine for Grinding the Back-Off from the Cutting Edges of Tools of the Broach Type
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Samuel G. Brady |
Birmingham, Oakland County,, MI |
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3,024,577
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Mar. 13, 1962
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Helical Gear or Spline Grinder
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Samuel G. Brady |
Birmingham, Oakland County,, MI |
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Helical Gear or Spline Grinder
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Wilhelm Dralle |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
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3,038,280
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Jun. 12, 1962
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Internal Stock Divider
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Wilhelm Dralle |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
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3,061,935
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Nov. 06, 1962
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Instrument for Determining Angles
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James T. De Witt |
Detroit, Wayne County, MI |
This patent was on a Sine-Magnetic Chuck manufactured by the Ex-Cell-O Corp. |
3,169,416
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Feb. 16, 1965
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Boring head and method of using same
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Friedrich H. Burkhardt |
Baden-Württemberg,, Germany |
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Boring head and method of using same
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Ernest Carlson |
Birmingham, Oakland County, MI |
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3,194,751
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Jul. 13, 1965
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Electrolytic Grinder Wheel
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Samuel G. Brady |
Birmingham, Oakland County, MI |
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3,373,637
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Mar. 19, 1968
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Multiple purpose portable rotary drive unit
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Howard N. Behnke |
Monterey Park, CA |
This invention is a "portable power rotary drive assembly capable of driving die heads and adapters for pipe threading". The patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their Number 440 Porta-Thred Power Drive/Portable Threader. |
3,516,149
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Jun. 23, 1970
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Machining Apparatus with Automatic Tool Changing Means
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George Mickas |
Gross Point Woods, Wayne County , MI |
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3,824,834
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Jul. 23, 1974
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Cable bender
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Henry B. Durham |
Birmingham, AL |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 796 Ratchet Cable Bender. |
3,924,438
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Dec. 09, 1975
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Hydraulic cable bender
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Wayne Linquist |
Rockford, IL |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 800 Hydraulic Cable Bender. |
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Hydraulic cable bender
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Vernon W. Pearson |
Rockford, IL |
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Hydraulic cable bender
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Kenneth Hagemeyer |
Rockford, IL |
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Hydraulic cable bender
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William E. Smeltzer |
Rockford, IL |
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3,949,584
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Apr. 13, 1976
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Bending apparatus having a roller support unit for E.M.T., conduit and thin wall tubing
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Vernon W. Pearson |
Rockford, IL |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 800 Hydraulic Cable Bender and their No. 555SB Speed Bender conduit bending machine. |
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Bending apparatus having a roller support unit for E.M.T., conduit and thin wall tubing
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Larry G. Adleman |
Rockford, IL |
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4,353,164
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Oct. 12, 1982
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Draw punch
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Wayne Linquist |
Rockford, IL |
This metal punch cuts holes in electrical outlet boxes and the like, and splits the slug into two pieces for easier removal. This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for SlugBuster and SlugSplitter punches. These punches are intended to be used with their hydraulic punch drivers and high capacity ratchet punch drivers. This patent's specification references patents 1,817,223, 2,221,904, 2,237,069, and 3,269,011. |
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Draw punch
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Vernon W. Pearson |
Rockford, IL |
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4,375,128
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Mar. 01, 1983
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Manual keyway punching tool
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Wayne Linquist |
Rockford, IL |
This tool cuts notches or slits in metal or plastic. The patent's specification references patents 3,263,545 and 4,111,022, the latter being a crimping tool that uses a two-lever similar mechanism. This patent's number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 720 Keyway Punch. |
4,537,052
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Aug. 27, 1985
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Follow bar with cam tracks for rocker type conduit bender
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Larry G. Adleman |
Rockford, IL |
The patent specification does not list an assignee but the patent records shows that it was filed by Ex-Cell-O Corp. A 1988 Greenlee catalog lists this patent number for their No. 881 Bender. |
4,543,722
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Oct. 01, 1985
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Slug-splitting punch
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Larry G. Adleman |
Rockford, IL |
This patent is an improvement to patent 4,353,164 to permit the punching of thicker and harder materials such as No. 10 stainless steel. This improvement patent number is listed in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their SlugBuster and SlugSplitter punches. |
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Slug-splitting punch
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Richard H. Malanaphy |
Rockford, IL |
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4,553,738
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Nov. 19, 1985
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Cable pulling device with anti-reversing clutch
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Jeffrey J. Plummer |
Rockford, IL |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 6001 Super Tugger Cable Puller. |
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Cable pulling device with anti-reversing clutch
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Larry G. Adleman |
Rockford, IL |
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4,555,093
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Nov. 26, 1985
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Cable pulling device with force indicator and overload protection
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Jeffrey J. Plummer |
Rockford, IL |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their No. 6001 Super Tugger Cable Puller. |
4,568,864
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Feb. 04, 1986
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Electric motor control for a pipe bender
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Edward T. Gisske |
Verona, WI |
This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their Number 555SB Speed Bender conduit bending machine. |
4,594,779
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Jun. 17, 1986
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Punch and die adapter
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Kenneth Hagemeyer |
Rockford, IL |
This adapter is for use when punching a relatively large hole in thin sheet metal. It avoids an extra step of enlarging the pilot hole to accept a larger-diameter draw stud. This patent number has been seen in a 1988 Greenlee catalog, for their Nos. 7804SB and 7806SB Quick Draw Hydraulic Punch Drivers. |
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