Manufacturers Index - ETTCO Tool Co., Inc.
ETTCO Tool Co., Inc.
Brooklyn, NY; York, PA, U.S.A.
Company Website: https://www.createch-design.com/Home.aspx
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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965,997
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Aug. 02, 1910
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Dumb-waiter apparatus
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
The inventor would become the superintendent and then president of ETTCO Tool Co., Inc. |
1,022,943
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Apr. 09, 1912
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Conduit
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Anthony P. Hinsky |
Brooklyn, NY |
The Eastern Flexible Conduit Co. would become the Eastern Tube & Tool Co., Inc., which became the ETTCO Tool Co., Inc. |
1,030,988
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Jul. 02, 1912
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Drill-chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Patent date seen on an Eastern Flexible Conduit Co. (ETTCO) drill chuck, and on an Automatic Drill Chuck Corp. "Quictite" drill chuck. |
1,067,951
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Jul. 22, 1913
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Covering for electrical conductors and method of preparing the same
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Eugene T. Trotter |
Brooklyn, NY |
There is no patent drawing. The inventor was the founder of the Eastern Flexible Conduit Co., which eventually became ETTCO Tool Co., Inc. |
1,109,121
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Sep. 01, 1914
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Drill-chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This is the first of the "Ettco" quick-release drill chucks. Emrick made numerous improvements over the years. The maker, Eastern Tube & Tool Co., was renamed to Ettco Tool Co., Inc. |
1,284,956
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Nov. 12, 1918
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Flexible conduit
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
The Eastern Flexible Conduit Co. would become the Eastern Tube & Tool Co., Inc., which became the ETTCO Tool Co., Inc. |
1,285,138
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Nov. 19, 1918
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Flexible electrical conduit
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Hans Hansen |
Brooklyn, NY |
The Eastern Flexible Conduit Co. would become the Eastern Tube & Tool Co., Inc., which became the ETTCO Tool Co., Inc. |
1,364,361
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Jan. 04, 1921
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Drill-chuck
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George Walter Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
An improvement to his patent 1,109,121. |
1,485,671
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Mar. 04, 1924
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Chuck
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George Walter Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,506,367
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Aug. 26, 1924
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
The company would later claim that this patent covers the first tapping clutch. We have not (yet) tried to verify this claim. |
1,559,944
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Nov. 03, 1925
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Clutch construction for tapping attachments and the like
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,564,768
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Dec. 08, 1925
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Chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,758,656
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May. 13, 1930
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Improvement to patent 1,506,367. |
1,764,289
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Jun. 17, 1930
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Spindle for chuck devices
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This chuck spindle has an integrated clutch. |
1,764,290
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Jun. 17, 1930
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Chuck device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This chuck spindle has an integrated clutch. |
1,764,291
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Jun. 17, 1930
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Drill chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,775,992
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Sep. 16, 1930
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Chuck device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,775,993
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Sep. 16, 1930
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Chuck device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,775,994
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Sep. 16, 1930
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Drill chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,862,337
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Jun. 07, 1932
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Tap, drill, and similar tool
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This tap-and-chuck (or drill-and-chuck) combination has means to provide a consistent depth registration, which is important in certain drilling and tapping machines so that the tip of the tap or drill is at a consistent position. |
1,862,352
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Jun. 07, 1932
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Tool adapter
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,862,370
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Jun. 07, 1932
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Chuck device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,903,963
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Apr. 18, 1933
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Multiple disk clutch
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,988,967
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Jan. 22, 1935
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Clutch device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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1,998,275
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Apr. 16, 1935
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Multiple tapping device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,012,340
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Aug. 27, 1935
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This patent number was seen on an "Ettco-Emrick No. 1 sensitive tapping attachment" from ETTCO Tool Co., Brooklyn, NY. |
2,035,224
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Mar. 24, 1936
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Lubrication improvements to the ETTCO tapping head. |
2,045,452
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Jun. 23, 1936
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Clutch
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,045,453
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Jun. 23, 1936
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Method of making friction clutch elements
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
The patent covers a process of carbonizing the friction material without rendering it excessively brittle. |
2,075,031
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Mar. 30, 1937
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Chuck device
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,079,371
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May. 04, 1937
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Tapping machine
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
The main innovation is a counter-balanced head so that the treadle action is light and hence not too tiring for the operator. |
2,079,372
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May. 04, 1937
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Tapping machine
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Improvements to the tapping machine of patent 2,079,371 to reduce torsional stress on the quill. |
2,141,209
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Dec. 27, 1938
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Improvements to a tapping machine where the upward return speed is faster than the downward (tapping) speed. |
2,162,250
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Jun. 13, 1939
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Clutch mechanism for tapping attachments
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Improvements to make it easier to service the tapping-head clutch, whose friction surfaces must be replaced periodically. |
2,162,251
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Jun. 13, 1939
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
Improvements to patent 2,162,250 to use a planetary gear drive as in patent 1,758,656, which is small in the vertical dimension. There are also improvements to lubrication of the gearing. |
2,213,579
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Sep. 03, 1940
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Variable multiple head
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,228,622
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Jan. 14, 1941
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Clutch mechanism
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,231,465
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Feb. 11, 1941
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Tapping attachment
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
This patent adds air-cooling provisions to the inventor's tapping head. |
2,338,626
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Jan. 04, 1944
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Tool chuck
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George W. Emrick |
Brooklyn, NY |
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2,767,992
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Oct. 23, 1956
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Chuck device for taps
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George W. Emrick |
Manhasset, NY |
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2,863,339
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Dec. 09, 1958
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Hydraulic air drilling unit
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Melvin H. Emrick |
Manhasset, NY |
See also patent 2,953,122. |
2,953,122
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Sep. 20, 1960
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Hydraulic check for air drilling units
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
This patent is an adjunct to patent 2,863,339. |
2,960,344
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Nov. 15, 1960
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Adjustable collet-type chuck
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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3,005,526
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Oct. 24, 1961
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Conical clutch sleeves for tapping attachments
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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3,005,527
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Oct. 24, 1961
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Positive drive tapping attachments
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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3,030,818
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Apr. 24, 1962
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Positive drive tapping attachments
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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3,051,013
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Aug. 28, 1962
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Forward and reverse friction drive tapping attachment
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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3,064,497
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Nov. 20, 1962
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Extensible tool supporting arm for drill and tap drive heads
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Asher I. Zagar |
Brooklyn, NY |
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4,786,221
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Nov. 22, 1988
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Quick release chuck mechanism and method for achieving interchange ability of tool inserts therein
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Kenneth L. March |
York, PA |
This patent provides improvements on patent 2,338,626's tool-insert quick-release chuck mechanism. |
4,795,291
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Jan. 03, 1989
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Method for achieving interchangeability of tool inserts
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Kenneth L. March |
York, PA |
This patent provides improvements on patent 2,338,626 to more consistently align the tool insert. |
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