MACHINERY FOR MAKING ANGULAR OR ANY OTHER SHAPED TUBES FOR UNDER CASINGS BENEATH CYLINDERS AND TAKERS IN FOR CARDING ENGINES
Year: 1885

page_text: We WILLIAM HENRY HALL of Number 2 Bethel Place, West Street Dukinfield
in the County of Chester Fitter, and JOHN THOMAS Cox of Number 24 Croft Street
Hyde in the said County of Chester Pattern Maker do hereby declare the nature
of our invention for MACHINERY FOR MAKING ANGULAR OR ANY OTHER SHAPED
TUBES FOR UNDER CASINGS BENEATH CYLINDERS AND TAKERS IN FOR CARDING
ENGINES to be as follows:-
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Our Invention is a machine to make angular or other shaped tubes specially used
for under casings beneath cylinders and takers in for Carding Engines.
Our Invention consists of a horizontal bar to move up and down in vertical
slides with a steel plate.screwed or attached on the bottom edge. The same bar
receives its motion from a screw attached to its centre, moving through a cross rail
and is kept square by two vertical guide rods moving through the same. The steel
plate attached to the said bar fits in a die with a loose plate in the bottom. The
die is opened or closed with two transverse screws attached thereto. The top part
of the tube is formed by two tools or rollers fixed to a tool holder attached to a
carriage, one tool or roller to form the front lap of the tube and the other tool or
roller to form the back lap thereof. The carriage receives its motion from a Pinion
noving along a rack or a table to traverse from one end of the machine to the
other end;
Our Invention is made in combination with and fixed to a Guillotine or shearing
machine for shearing tin, iron, or other metals used in the manufacture of the said
Tubes.
We do not claim any right of Invention in the said guillotine except as in
coinbination with our said Invention.
The foregoing details may be varied without departing from our said Invention.
Dated this 6th day of Anril 1885
WILLIAM HENRY HALL..
JOHN THOMAS COX.

page_text: Machinery for Making Angular or any other Shaped Tubes for
Under Casings beneath Cylinders and Takers in for Carding
Engines.
We WILLIAM HENRY HALL of Number 2 Bethel Place West Street Dukinfield
in the County of Chester Fitter and JOHN THOMAS Cox of Number 24 Croft Street
Hyde in the said County of Chester Pattern Maker do hereby declare the nature
of our invention for MACHINERY FOR MAKING ANGULAR OR ANY OTHER SHAPED
TUBES FOR UNDER CASINGS BENEATH CYLINDERS AND TAKERS IN FOR CARDING
ENGINES and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly
described and ascertained in and by the following statement :—
Our Invention is a machine to make angular or other shaped tubes specially used
for under casings beneath cylinders and takers in for Carding Engines.
Our Invention consists of a horizontal Bar A Figure 7 to move up and down in
vertical slides A A Figure 3 with a steel plate B Figure 7 screwed on or attached
on the bottom edge. The same bar receives its motion from a screw A Fig. 4
attached to its centre moving through a cross rail B Fig. 4 and is kept square by
two vertical guide rods CC Fig. 4 moving through the same.
The steel plate B
Fig. 7 attached to the said bar fits in a die C Fig. 7 with a loose plate in the
bottom D Fig. 7. The die is opened or closed with two transverse screws B Fig. 3.
attached thereto. The top part of the tube is formed by two tools or rollers A A
Fig. 6 fixed to a tool holder E Fig. 7 attached to a carriage F Fig. 7 one tool or
roller to form the front lap of the tube O Fig. 7 and the other tool or roller to form
the back lap thereof. The said tin tube O Fig. 7 is formed upon a steel rod or
die J Fig. 7 held in position by the moveable jaws III Fig. 7. The carriage F
Fig. 7 receives its motion from a Pinion G Fig. 7 moving along a rack or table H
Fig. 7 to traverse from one end of the machine to the other end.
Fig. 1 shews back elevation of the machine Fig. 2 end elevation Figure 3
vertical section shewing combination Fig. 4 front elevation Fig. 5 Plan Fig. 6
Full size drawing of carriage shewing Tools Fig. 7 Full size drawing of carriage,
pinion and rack.
Our Invention is made in combination with and fixed to a Guillotine or Shearing
Machine for shearing tin iron or other metals used in the Manufacture of the said
Tubes.
We do not claim any right of Invention in the said Guillotine except as in
combination with our said Invention.
The foregoing details may be varied without departing from our said Invention,
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said
Invention and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what
we claim is
1. The Horizontal Bar A Fig. 7 to move up and down in vertical slides A A
fig. 3 and the steel plate B Fig. 7 screwed on or attached to the bottom edge to
form the base of the angular tube.

page_text: 2. The vertical guide rods C C fig. 4 moving through the cross rail B Fig. 4 to
keep square the said horizontal bar.
3. The two loose steel "she" dies D D fig. 7 and the movable jaws or vice I I I
Fig. 7 under the press or said horizontal bar.
4. The Steel Rod or Die J fig. 7 to put through the Tube whilst the said tube is
in formation by two tools or rollers to traverse from end to end, held in position
by a carriage moved by a Pinion and Rack.
5. Two Tools or Rollers A. A Fig. 6 fixed to a tool holder E Fig. 7 attached to
the said carriage one of which tools or rollers is to form the front lap and the other
tool or roller to form the back lap thereof.
6. The Carriage F Pinion G and Rack H to form the Angular Tube.
7. The combination Fig. 3 of the Guillotine with our Angular Tube forming or
making machine.