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| From February 1913 Machinery |
Beginning in 1891 or earlier, Eck Dynamo & Motor Works made dynamos, electric motors, and fan-motors with integrated oscillating mechanism. The company founder was Swedish immigrant Charles A. Eck, who in 1903 patented his worm-drive fan oscillating mechanism.
In 1907 a new business was formed to take over Mr. Eck's business. The Eck Dynamo & Motor Co. continued manufactured Eck's designs. That business survived until at least 1921.
Information Sources
- March 1907 Electrical Record, page 34.
The Eck Dynamo and Motor Works, Belleville, N. J., has been reorganized and a new company formed to take over the business formerly operated by C. A. Eck. The officers of the new company are:—president and treasurer, William J. Wallace; vice-president, Walter G. Clark; secretary, Charles H. Dilg. Eck dynamos and motors and fan-motor apparatus will be manufactured as heretofore.