Manufacturers Index - William Allday & Co./Alldays & Onions Ltd.
William Allday & Co./Alldays & Onions Ltd.
Birmingham, England; Stourport-On-Severn, England, U.K.
Manufacturer Class:
Metal Working Machinery
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187,904,663
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Dec. 05, 1879
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Improvements in Portable Fan Forges or Hearths and Other Forges or Hearths
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William Allday |
, England |
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189,318,335
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Aug. 03, 1894
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Improvements in Vices
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William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Vices
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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189,400,396
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Nov. 09, 1894
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Improvements Relating to Bellows for Portable and Other Forges.
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William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements Relating to Bellows for Portable and Other Forges.
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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189,423,976
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Oct. 12, 1895
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Improvements in Pulley Blocks and like Lifting Machines or Appliances
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Frederick Lightbourne |
, England |
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Improvements in Pulley Blocks and like Lifting Machines or Appliances
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Charles Gibson |
, England |
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189,602,936
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Nov. 20, 1896
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Improvements in Portable and Other Forges.
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William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Portable and Other Forges.
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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189,922,852
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Jan. 20, 1900
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Improvements in Pulley-blocks, Hoists, and Analogous Appliances
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Pulley-blocks, Hoists, and Analogous Appliances
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William Thomas Eades |
, England |
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189,908,632
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Feb. 17, 1900
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Improvements in Bellows.
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William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Bellows.
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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658,623
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Sep. 25, 1900
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Crab-Winch
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William Thomas Eades |
, England |
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Crab-Winch
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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190,418,833
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Jun. 22, 1905
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Improvements in Chain Pipe Wrenches
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William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Chain Pipe Wrenches
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Edmund Allday |
, England |
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190,513,853
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Jun. 14, 1906
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Improvements in Adjustable Nozzles or Burners for Furnaces Burning Gaseous or Liquid Fuel
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Alexander Nicholson |
, England |
Abstract:
A burner for furnaces using gaseous or liquid fuel consists of a double casing a, a<2>, having inlets a<3>, a' for air and gas, vapour, or oil respectively. The supply of air can be regulated by the needle valve b, and the supply of gas, oil, or vapour by adjusting the mouthpiece c, which is secured in position by a locking-nut d. The conical front end of the rod b is made to project beyond the mouthpiece c. |
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190,610,845
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Feb. 07, 1907
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Improvements in Centrifugal Fans
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Edward L. Joselin |
, England |
Abstract:
In centrifugal fans, as shown in Fig. 1, in which the blades a occupy but a small fraction of the diameter, a conical ring or shield e having a cylindrical flange e<2>, surrounding concentrically the inlet f, is attached to the ends of the blades remote from the supporting-disk b. The blade ends are cut or bent to the angle of the cone. The ring reduces eddy losses, and to it are attached the outer ends of the stays g. The inner ends of these tie-rods pass through eyes h, screwed into the boss c<2> on the driving-shaft d, so that angular adjustment. tensioning, and replacement of the eyes in case of breakage are facilitated. |
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190,614,221
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May. 30, 1907
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Improvements in or relating to Gas and Oil Furnaces for Heating and Melting Metals and the Like
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Alexander Nicholson |
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Abstract:
In furnaces for rivet heating, forging, case-hardening, annealing and tempering, and in crucible, melting and like furnaces employing liquid or gaseous fuel, annular heating - chambers c are formed around the chimneys, and air and gas are passed through them and separately conveyed to burners a arranged external to the furnace. When liquid fuel is employed, it is supplied to the burner direct and the air is heated alone. In the arrangement shown in the Figure, air is passed into the left-hand annular chamber by a pipe d, and passes to the burners through a pipe d<2>, while the gas, after being heated in the right-hand annular chamber, passes to the burners by the pipe e<2>. To heat the air and gas separately when a furnace is provided with only one chamber, the annular chamber may be divided into two compartments by a horizontal annular diaphragm or by two longitudinal diaphragms, preferably in the same vertical plane. |
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190,715,274
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Jan. 30, 1908
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Improvements in and in the Manufacture of Lubricators or Grease Cups
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William Allday |
, England |
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190,903,454
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Sep. 16, 1909
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Improvements in Carrier Tricycles
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John Luckett |
, England |
Abstract not available. |
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190,908,672
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Nov. 11, 1909
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Improvements in or relating to the Balancing of Rotating Bodies
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Edward L. Joselin |
, England |
Abstract:
To balance flywheels &c., disks &c. out of true balance are adjusted to them. The disks &c. are either eccentric as shown at a<3>, or have one half thinned d or r punched with holes, so that on being rotarily adjusted true balance is obtained, when they are fixed. |
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191,412,706
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Mar. 25, 1915
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Improvements in Pneumatic Hammers
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Percy William Allday |
, England |
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Improvements in Pneumatic Hammers
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Philip John Wilson |
, England |
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