Manufacturers Index - Crossley & Co.
Crossley & Co.
Manchester, England, U.K.
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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189,610,580
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May. 16, 1896
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Quick return motion for drilling machines
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Charles William Bate Crossley |
, England |
This patent was applied for, at least, but it is not listed in the European patent database, which seems to be otherwise complete for 1896 UK patents and it seems likely that the patent was rejected or the applicants failed to complete the process. |
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Quick return motion for drilling machines
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C. H. Clifton Jr. |
, Scotland |
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Quick return motion for drilling machines
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C. H. Clifton |
, Scotland |
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189,712,990
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Apr. 09, 1898
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Improvements in boring, drilling, and like machines
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Charles William Bate Crossley |
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"Boring and drilling.-The feedshaft a of radial arm &c. drilling, boring, and like machines is eccentrically mounted in a sleeve g which can be rotated to move the worm-wheel e out of gear with its driving - worm, the worm c out of gear with the wheel i, and the spurwheel n into gear with the spur-wheel o, which through bevel-gearing drives the pinion r gearing with the barrel rack s to give a quick return to the spindle." |
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190,206,359
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Feb. 05, 1903
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Improvements in drilling machines
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Charles William Bate Crossley |
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"Drilling.-A radial-arm or other drilling-machine in which a saddle is traversed by power is provided with a stop-motion to prevent the saddle from moving beyond certain limits. In the form shown, the saddle B carrying the arm is raised by a screw I driven through a reversing crown train D. The hand lever H for operating the clutch F is provided with an arm N in the path of pins n fixed on the saddle to disengage the clutch automatically when the saddle reaches the safe limit of its travel. Adjustable stops may be secured in the slot O. The pins may operate a belt fork or electrical contacts when the machine is electrically driven." |
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191,118,612
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Apr. 18, 1912
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Improvements in boring, grinding and the like machine tools
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Charles William Bate Crossley |
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"Round holes, enlarging and trueing. - A boring, grinding, or like machine tool comprises a grinding-bar b attached to a rotating machine spindle; disposed in this bar is an eccentric sleeve g containing a grinding-spindle driven at the end i. The eccentric sleeve is angularly adjusted by means of a screw h to determine the radial position of the grinding-wheel f with respect to the bar." |
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