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1921 Article-Louisville Electric Mfg. Co., Floor Stand Grinding Machine |
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Machinery, V28, Oct 1921, pg. 164 |
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6/16/2016 7:34:15 PM |
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The Louisville Electric Mfg. Co, Louisville, Ky., has recently placed on the market the two-horsepower electric grinding machine here illustrated. It has improved ventilation, with an air intake so located that clean air is drawn through the motor. The machine can be operated continuously without exceeding temperature limits and, for intermittent duty, the motor will operate safely with the air intake closed. The machine is provided with ball bearings completely enclosed in housings. The safety hoods are made of steel and have a hinged side wall to enable wheels to be readily changed. The rests are adjustable. The motor-starting switch is enclosed in the column, and a water pot is attached to the latter. The machine is intended to be driven by either direct or alternating current. The height from the floor to the center of the spindle is 38 inches, and the wheels are 12 by 2 by 1 inch. The weight of the machine is approximately 400 pounds. |
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1921 Louisville Electric Mfg. Co., Floor Stand Grinding Machine
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