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1906 Article-Tindle & Jackson, Cadillac Stave Press |
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The National Coopers' Journal Apr 1907 pg 15 |
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12/28/2011 1:27:34 PM |
The Cadillac Stave Press — It is pretty safe to conclude that when a house of reputation like Tindle & Jackson of Buffalo, take up a device and exploit it, they have already proved its value in a practical way in their own plants.
That is the exact situation as regards the Cadillac Stave Press which is here illustrated and the good points of which Messrs. Tindle & Jackson emphasize as follows:
It saves the manufacturer money.
The bundles have got to be of uniform width, as there is no chance for spreading.
It is the simplest and strongest press yet produced, consequently there is little cost in way of repairs.
The price is less than other presses are selling for.
It will make a good looking bundle, even though the staves are warped more or less, wihich other presses will not do.
The pressure is even, and a small boy can put a pressure of 1,500 pounds on bundle.
The adjustment of one nut at bottom of lever will change press from handling net bundle to gross bundle.
This press was perfected by a stave manufacturer, and was thoroughly tried and tested before being patented and offered for sale.
A trial order for one brings an order for more.
The growing demand for the press is the best proof of its popularity.
Order one or more and let us prove the above statement.
We are prepared to fill orders promptly, and can furnish right or left-hand presses as desired.
For further particulars as to price, etc. address, Messrs. Tindle & Jackson, 1318-1328 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Patent # 584608 |
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1906 Tindle & Jackson, Cadillac Stave Press
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