Manufacturers Index - Detroit Emery Wheel Co.
Detroit Emery Wheel Co.
Detroit, MI, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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201,778
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Mar. 26, 1878
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Emery Wheel
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
James L. Norris - patent attorney
This grinding wheel was advertised in the 1895 catalog from Charles A. Strelinger of Detroit, MI.
Hart Emery Wheel Co. changed its name to Detroit Emery Wheel Co. about 1878.
Claim:
"It is well known to all users of this class of grinding and polishing wheels that, in order to work them with the best effect and greatest economy, they must be run at high speed; and, when thus used, they are, even when great care and skill are exercised, more or less liable to break and fly off from their exes, as when a breakage occurs the fragments of the wheel are scattered with great violence, frequently fatally wounding the operator and others in the vicinity, and destroying property..."
The invention consisted of a grinding wheel with a web of metal metal wire embedded within it. |
251,141
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Dec. 20, 1881
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Machine for grinding pulleys
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Frank Morell Simmons |
Detroit, MI |
This machine was seen in an 1887 catalog as "The Simmons' Pulley Grinder". The catalog was from the Hart Emery Wheel Co. of Hamilton, Ontario, but the machine in the drawing is labeled with the name of the Detroit Emery Wheel Co. |
582,544
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May. 11, 1897
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Oilstone-box
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Joseph W. Oliver |
Detroit, MI |
Inventor was founder of American Machinery Co. of Grand Rapids, which later became Oliver Machinery Co. Example seen on ebay. The lid is labeled, "DETROIT EMERY WHEEL CO. / DETROIT, MICH. / OILSTONE BOX. USE KEROSENE ONLY. / OLIVER'S PAT. MAY 11,1897". We have also seen an example labeled, "TWO-FACED TURKISH EMERY OIL STONE, Oliver's Oil Stone Box. Pat. May 11 1897 Style E 8 x 2 x 1 manufactured by "Oliver" Machinery Co., Grand Rapids Mich. U.S.A." |
59,359
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Mar. 21, 1898
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Electrode
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
The inventor was founder of the Detroit Emery Wheel Co. |
62,124
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Dec. 20, 1898
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Storage battery plate connectors
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
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71,002
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Apr. 16, 1901
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Emery wheel chuck
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
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91,883
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Feb. 28, 1905
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Grinding wheel
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
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102,411
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Dec. 04, 1906
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Grinding wheel
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Gilbert Hart |
Detroit, MI |
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