Manufacturers Index - Jackson Vise & Tool Co.
Jackson Vise & Tool Co.
New York, NY; Vineland, NJ, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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51,964
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Apr. 13, 1896
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Vise
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
This is the Canadian equivalent of US patent 563,040. A subsequent improvement to that us patent, 631,013, was not granted an equivalent Canada patent. |
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563,040
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Jun. 30, 1896
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Vise
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
The innovation is improved gripping surfaces on the vise jaws, created by using multiple strips of steel that can each be reversed to expose a fresh edge. See also Canada patent 51,964, and US patent 631,013 that addresses a shortcoming of this jaw design where the strips can fall out even when originally tightly clamped. |
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63,288
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Jun. 14, 1899
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Feed water heater
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
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631,013
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Aug. 15, 1899
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Vise
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
Improvements to the vise of patent 563,040 to address a problem where the steel strips forming the jaws could loosen and fall out: this patent provides notches on the steel strips plus matching lugs in the jaw sockets, in order to hold the strips in place. |
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707,233
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Aug. 19, 1902
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Screw-cutting die
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Charles J. Jackson |
Erie, PA |
This patent date has been seen on several pipe threading dies from Reed Manufacturing Co. The dies clearly use the patented feature of "chasers", or cutters, embedded in the cast die-plate. |
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1,024,728
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Apr. 30, 1912
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Vise
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Charles J. Jackson |
Vineland, NJ |
An example somewhat resembling the patent drawing has been seen, labeled only with the patent date and "TLT No. 1". The 1910-06-30 American Machinist had an ad from Jackson Vise & Tool Co., New York, and the illustrated vise is a near-exact match to the patent drawing. |
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1,169,487
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Jan. 25, 1916
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Shaft-hanger
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Charles J. Jackson |
Easton, PA |
See also Canada patent 172,820. |
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172,820
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Oct. 31, 1916
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Shaft hanger
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Charles J. Jackson |
Easton, PA |
This is the Canadian equivalent of US patent 1,169,487. |
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