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A PARTIAL LIST OF THE
MACHINE TOOLS WHICH WE HANDLE
BALANCING MACHINES __________________
BALANCING WAYS
BOLT & NUT THREADING MACHINES—.......
BORING MACHINES ---------------------------------
BRAKES____
BROACHING MACHINES .....
BUFFING & POLISHING MACHINES.
CENTERING MACHINES -----
CHUCKS
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DIE SINKING MACHINES
DRILLING MACHINES ......
DRILL HEADS—MULTIPLE SPINDLE
FEEDS—PUNCH PRESS
FILING MACHINES
FORGING MACHINES .
FURNACES ....
GRINDING MACHINES ..........
GRINDING MACHINES (Continued)....
HAMMERS
JIG BORERS ......
KEYSEATERS
LAPPING MACHINES
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Cylinder
Diamond Tool .....
Horizontal --------------
Bending
Bending (small) .........
Belt Type .—-
Centerless ____—
Motor Type
Lathe and Drill
Drill ......
Magnetic _____
Auto. Tool Room
Electric (Hand) .......
Heavy Duty .—....—.....
Horizontal ________
Multiple Spindle
Radial Drills
Super-Sensitive ---------
Sensitive ...—------
Upright __...
Way Type
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Electric ___
Oil—Gaa .....
..... Camshaft _
Crankshaft _____
Cylindrical
.Die (Contour) ....
Disc ................
Face ....................
Internal .....___
Knife
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Roll .—.......
Saw (Cold Saw) ..
Saw Grinders _____
Snagging ____
Surface
Rotary Surface ____
Tool
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Carbide
Tool & Cutter
Tool
Post
Twist Drill .....
Universal
......(Multipurpose) .......
Compact-Helve-Strap ...
Riveting .
Cylindrical & Flat ___
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____ Norton Company
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........... Anderson Bros. Mfg. Co.
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____ Acme Machinery Div.
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... Oster Mfg. Co.
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......... Baker Bros.
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...... Barrett Mach. Tool Co.
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___ Stokerunit Corp.
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...___ Lapointe Mach. Tool Co.
..........
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.
. Gardner Machine Co.
.......... ' J. G. Blount Co.
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_____ Cushman Chuck Co.
...___ Union Mfg. Co.
.......... D. E. Whiton Co.
.._ Jacobs Mfg. Co.
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__ Rced-Prentice Corp.
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......... Baker Bros.
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.......... Baker Bros.
.......... CarltQn Mach. Tool Co.
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____ Ilamilton-Muehlmatt
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_ Walker-Turner Co.
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......... Hoefer Mfg. Co.
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........... Dickerman Mfg. Co.
.......... Grob Bros.
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. American El. Furn. Co.
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_____ Stewart
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____ Baker Bros.
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____ Gardner Machine Co.
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.......... Rivett Lathe & Gr. Inc.
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Portage Machine Co.
_ Cincinnati Shaper Co.
___ Dreis & ICrump Mfg. Co.
Hammond
Hammond
___ D. E. Wliiton Co.
... 0. S. Walker Co.
W. B. Knight Mchry. Co.
Cincinnati Elec. Tool Co.
. Baker Bros.
. Sibley Mach. &
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Buker
Bros.
Oliver Instrument Co.
Acme Mchry. Div.
’ W. S. Rockwell Co.
Norton
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Norton
Norton
Company
Company
Company
Diamond
_ Samuel C. Rogers Co.
Norton Company
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Motch
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___ Norton Company
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Norton
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_ Hill-Acme Div.
. Arter Grinding Mach. Co.
. Rivett Lathe & Gr.
. DeVIieg Machine Co.
. W. B. Knight Mchry. Co.
. Reed-Prentice Corp.
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Foley Mfg, Co.
Cincinnati Elec. Tool Co.
Company
Cincinnati Elec. Tool Co.
J. G. Blount Co.
Hammond
Norton Company
R. K. LeBlond Mch. Tool Co.
Oliver Instrument Co.
Cincinnati Elec. Tool Co.
Oliver Instrument Co.
Norton Company
C. C. Bradley Co.
Grant Mfg. & Mach. Co.
Baker Bros.
Davis Keyseater Co.
Norton Company
Mchry. Builders
Mchry. Builders
Fdy.
Co.
Machine Co.
Merryweather
Mchry.
Builders
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TELEPHONE
5-2632
J. F. OWENS, OEN. MGR.
5-2639
J. F. OWENS MACHINERY COMPANY
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MACHINE
1804-1810 ERIE BOULEVARD EAST
SYRACUSE 1, NEW YORK
TOOLS
EQUIPMENT PROPOSAL
to
AMERICAN GRINDING AND PRODUCTION CO
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
aTTTWPTOM OT? R-aP.PH E. RKVARD.
NUMBER
GENTLEMEN:
machine
NAME OF PART.
OF
PART.
WE
PROPOSE
TO FURNISH EQUIPMENT AS PER THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS:
OPERATION
6" TYPE CTU SEMI-AUTOMATIC NORTON GRINDING MACHINE, including
hydraulic table traverse, single speed hand table traverse with
interlock,
swivel table, adjustable table dwell control, automatic
force feed lubrication to table and wheel slide ways, automatic
adjustable in-feed at each table reversal, also automatically
resets index to original position, pre-set truing and grinding
speed control, automatic wheel spindle lubrication, steel stpe
type base way covers, hand grinding wheel feed, complete coolant
system with automatic control, rapid hydraulic wheel head
traverse complete with grinding wheel feed, dwell and return
(automatic cycle, timer controlled) automatic work start and stop,
wheel spindle safety device, wrenches,rnotQr pulleys and all
protection guards, 1/2 HP 1200 rpm AC work drive motor and control,
7-| HP 1800 rpm AC wheel drive motor and control, 7jr HP 1800 rpm
AC wheel drive motor and control, 3/4 HP 1200 rpm AC oil and
lubricating pump drive motor and control, 1/4 HP 1800 rpm
integral motor type coolant pump and control.
NO.
DATE.
10Q-I
10-9-50
PRICE
6" x 18" Machine, as above
6" x 30" Machine, as above
Standard equipment 1
ncluded in machine price(these prices may be
$10,925.00
11,530.00
used for omission purposes)
1- Headstocfc, dead center type with #10 Jarno center
1- Footstock, lever type, with #10 Jarno
Center
1- Wheel guard 24" x 2"
1- Wheel sleeve, balancing type
1- Diamond tool holder, footstock type
1- set of two work drive dogs
$967.00
221.00
265.00
184.00
19.00
32.00
(grinding wheels included in machine price)
continued)
terms
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DELIVERY.
DELIVERIES ARE SUBJECT TO DELAYS DUE TO STRIKES, FIRES, SALE OF AVAILABLE MACHINES, AND OTHER CAUSES BEYOND OUR CONTROL. PRICES ARE
SUBJECT TO INCREASE TO THE EXTENT OF ANY SALES OR OCCUPATIONAL TAX WHICH MAY BE PAID AS A RESULT OF THIS TRANSACTION. PRICES ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, BUT EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO GIVE AT LEAST TEN DAYS NOTICE OF ANY PRICE INCREASES. AN ORDER BASED ON
THIS PROPOSAL IS SUBJECT
TO
FURTHER CONDITIONS LISTED ON REVERSE SIDE.
J. F. O
PER
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TOTAL PRICE
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achinery
Co.
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4.
An order based on the proposal shown on the reverse side would he subject to
the following conditions:
TAXES: Any state or local tax or other governmental charge imposed on this
transaction shall be added to the price and paid by the buyer.
ITEMS ORDERED:
Any item which is ordered on this quotation shall be as
outlined herein, excepting as to simplicaton of design or substitutions of materials
which may be required from time to time by the government or any of its agencies.
CANCELLATION:
Orders based on this quotation shall be accepted with the
express undeistanding that in the event of a request to stop work or to cancel anv
part oi the order, such request shall be accepted on the following conditions:
Any item which upon receipt of such notice are within thirty calendar days of
completion, shall be paid in full, as provided herein,
LTnless otherwise advised, all
items within thirty calendai days of completion shall be completed within that time,
and failure to complete such items facie evidence that such items were not within
thirty calendar days of completion. All items not within thirty calendar days of
completion
shall be paid for on the basis of the actual cost of labor, materials and
supplies applied to the production of such items and proper overhead "expensed deter
mined in accordance with good Certified Public Accountant’s practice plus 12%wof
such cost and expenses, provided that such cost and expenses plus 12%^shall i
m no
case exceed 90% of the quoted price of such items.
WARRANTS : If within the six months period from date- of shipment, parts
are
found defective by our inspection, new parts will be furnished F.O.B. factory, free of
charge.. No
charges against this equipment will be honored unless first-approved by us
in writing.
DELIV ER\ . Our obligation to make shipments on the dates specified herein shall be-
subject to force majeure and to the obligation to comply with priorit)r
control by the
governmental agency having jurisdiction over priority of deliveries.
PATENTS:
The seller agrees to save harmless, protect and defend the buyer
and his subsidiaries and affiliated companies against claims of patent infringement.
NOTE.
Any order placed on the basis of this proposal must show acceptance of
our
proposal as numbered on the reverse side.
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J. F. OWENS MACHINERY COMPANY
TELEPHONE
5-2632
J. F. OWENS, OEN. MGR.
5-2639
.MACHINE
1804-1810 ERIE BOULEVARD EAST
SYRACUSE 1, NEW YORK
TOOLS.
EQUIPMENT PROPOSAL
TO.
NAME OF PART.
NUMBER OF PART.
GENTLEMEN:
MACHINE
WE PROPOSE TO FURNISH EQUIPMENT AS PER THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS:
.OPERATION
Extra _equi£ment not included in macMne_ £rice _ _
1- Steadyrest, with work shoes, two bearing, hand operated
1- Wheel spindle reciprocating attachment, moves spindle back
and forth, endwise up to 3/8" max* stroke
NO..
DATE.
1 0Q~1Joont;f3
PRICE
$86.00
356.00
1- Shoulder (binding Attachment hand operated including dial
indicator arrangement to indicate stock removal
(machine must be equipped with spindle attachment
in order to install shoulder grinding attachment.)
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All orders covering machines or equipment accepted for delivery
more than 6 mos. after receipt of order, or deferred by causes beyond
our control to a date more than 6 mos. after receipt of an order
willbe invoiced at the prices prevailing at the time of shipment, but
any applicable increase will not be in excess of 15
130.00
TOTAL PRICE
terms
B..
DELIVERY.
DELIVERIES ARE SUBJECT TO DELAYS DUE TO STRIKES. FIRES, SALE OF AVAILABLE MACHINES. AND OTHER CAUSES BEYOND OUR CONTROlC\|>
SUBJECT TO INCREASE TO THE EXTENT OF ANY SALES OR OCCUPATIONAL TAX WHICH MAY BE PAID AS A RESULT OF
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, BUT EVERY EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO GIVE AT LEAST TEN DAYS NOTICE OF ANY PRICE INCREASES.
THIS PROPOSAL IS SUBJECT TO FURTHER CONDITIONS LISTED ON REVERSE BIDE.
n/30 dya or Conditional Sales Contract
Worcester, Massachusetts
J. F. OWENS MACHINERY CO.
to be adv
ised at tine an order is pl
aced.
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THIS
TRANSACTION. PRICES^fl
AN ORDER BASED ON
RICES ARK
RE SUBJECT
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An order based on the proposal shown on the reverse side would lie subject to
the following conditions:
TAXES: Any state or local tax or other governmental charge imposed on this
transaction shall be added to the price and paid by the buyer.
HEMS ORDERED: Any item which is ordered on this quotation shall be as
outlined herein
which may be required from time to time by the government or any of its agencies.
CANCELLATION: Orders based
express understanding that in. the .event of a request to stop work, or to- cancel -any
part of the order, such request shall be accepted on the following conditions:
Any item which upon receipt of such notice
completion, shall be paid in. full, as provided herein. Unless otherwise advised, all
items within thirty calendar days of completion shall he completed within that time,
and failure to complete such items facie evidence that such items were not within
thirty calendar days of completion. All items not within thirty calendar - days , of
completion shall be paid for. on the. basis of the actual, cost of labor, materials and
supplies applied to the production of such items and proper overhead expenses deter
mined in accordance \\ ith .good. Certified Public Accountant’s practice plus-
such cost;anT expenses, provided thatsuch cost and expenses plus' 12.% shall in no
case exceed 90% of the quoted price of such items.
WARRANTS : Ir within the six months period from date of shipment, parts
found defective by our inspection, new parts will be furnished F.O.B. factory, free of
charge. No charges against this equipment will be honored unless first approved by us
in writing.
excepting as to simplicaton of design or substitutions of materials
on this quotation shall be accepted with the
are
within thirty calendar days of
12% of
are
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DELIVERS : Our obligation to make shipments on the dates specified herein shall be
subject to force majeure and to the obligation to comply with priority control by the
governmental agency.having jurisdiction over priority of deliveries.
PATENTS
and his subsidiaries and affiliated companies against claims of patent infringement.
NOTE: Any order placed
proposal as numbered on the reverse side.
: The seller agrees to save harmless, protect and defend the buyer
on
the basis or this proposal must show acceptance of
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10"
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CTU
semiautomatic
cylindrical
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The Norton 10" Type CTU Semiautomatic, made in 18",
36" and 48" work length capacities, assists achievement
of high output in production grinding. It performs certain
of
the feeding and control functions automatically, thereby
relieving the operator of these tasks and permits him to
devote much of his attention to loading and unloading.
Under some conditions it may permit him to tend two
machines.
CTU
semiautomatic
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grinding jobs that come within it's capacity.
An electrically controlled automatic cycle using a Timer
and Selector Switch is standard. However, Single Contact
Electric Sizing Gages and the NORTONIZER Automatic
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arranged with footstock wheel forming device for automotive
axle shaft grinding.
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grinder arranged for grinding pins of small crank shaft.
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Operator loads the machine.
"one lever" control
(automatic time cycle)
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removes the work from the machine.
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AUTOMATIC GRINDING CYCLE
includes rapid advance of the grinding wheel, cushioning, the
actual grinding feed, dwell for size and finish, and rapid with
drawal of the wheel to the original
This is governed by an electric timer set for the particular time
period necessary to obtain accuracy of size and desired finish.
AUTOMATIC RAPID ADVANCE AND WITHDRAWAL
of grinding wheel is accomplished by a large piston moving in a
hydraulic cylinder. The feed screw, the half-nut, and the wheel
slide are moved as an integral unit with no relative motion be
tween these elements.
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AUTOMATIC GRINDING PEED
At the approach of the end of the rapid advance, the forward
motion is cushioned. It is at this point that the actual grinding
feed is accomplished, by rotating the large diameter feed screw
in its long half-nut (virtually a large micrometer). This gives a
highly precise metal-to-metal contact type of feed. The feed screw
is mounted in anti-friction bearings. The half-nut in which it revolves
is bolted to the under side of the wheel slide body. Feed screw and
half-nut are lapped together and mated.
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NORTONIZER Automatic Work Sizing Device, standard Grinding Gages, and
Electric Sizing Gages available as extras. Also available as extras are a Wheel
Feed Accelerator for speeding production under conditions of work size variance,
and a Shoulder Feed
' to the standard arrangement as outlined above there are the
for
feeding down long shoulders.
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operating
conveniences
This feature maintains separate table speeds for
truing and for grinding as determined from the first
work piece of the job. Immediate selection by main
control lever.
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Work Rotation Control
May be either manual or automatic at
operator. A flip of this switch brings about immedi
ate change from one to the other.
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will of the
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Automatic Wheel Feed at each table reversal may
also be used—at the will of the operator. This auto
matic feed is adjustable from zero to .003
very simple control. Total automatic feed .150
diameter and automatic reset after grinding to size.
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Right and Left Hand Table Dwell separately regu
lated by easily operated controls conveniently locat
ed in the center of the operating position.
Speeds fine manual feeding and clicks on clockwise
rotation, each click representing a feed of .0001”.
By movement of this fingertip lever, work may be
jogged at any time whether work rotation is being
automatically or manually governed.
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4p Steel Ribbon
Type Guards
To
provide complete protec
tion of base ways and re
duce grit infiltration. Neat
and compact, they require
no extra floor space and
allow a more rigid table
design.
Electrical Equipment ^
Electrical equipment servic
ing made easy. Major con
trols located in elevated,
accessible cabinet. Note
rigid conduit.
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TYPE
CTU
SCAL
GRINDING
MACHINE
Hinged Guard Cover swings back no lifting
Wheel Speed Safety Control
avoids excessive speeds of
large diameter wheels
Wheel Spindle Reciprocating Attachment (extra)
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Wheel Spindle Lubricant Filter
Footstock Spindle Lever will
stay in position
for
loading
Hydraulic and Oil Pumps
outside base
servicing. (Coolant Pump also
on outside of base in rear)
Steel "Ribbon-Type" Guards
always cover base ways
require no extra floor space
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"One Lever" Control for
Starting Grinding Cycle
Work Start—Stop-job Lever
Hand Table Traverse automatically /
disengaged when operating hydraulically
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Wheel Feed
Manual
Control Le
Table Speeds and Dwell
easily controlled by valves
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Selector for Semiautomatic
or
Plain Operation
Pre-set Truing and
Grinding Speed Controls
Wheel Feed Controls conveniently positioned
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increments to .0001
Wheel Feed Clutch Lever
Table Start—Stop
and Truing Lever
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Control for Automatic Wheel
Feed at Table reversals
Heavily ribbed One Piece Box
Type Base casting for
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BASE
• Heavily webbed single casting
construction
highlights
• Designed to insure rigidity and enduring
accuracy
• Machines up tc 48" in work length rest on
three pads
• Longer machines rest on adjustable wedges
which are supported by foundation plates
• Alignment of base ways always maintained
• Weight uniformly distributed
• Work never overhangs base
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ways protected by highly efficient
steel "ribbon-type" guards
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TABLES
• Sliding table
of base
• Swivel table pivots at center of sliding
table
• Large bearing area on flat and vee ways
• Swivelling of table easily accomplished
• Low swivel table facilitates loading
• Sliding and swivel tables ruggedly propor
tioned to assure rigidity
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HEADSTOCK
• Generously proportioned — provides
cellent work support
• Smooth all vee-belt drive for fine finish
• Belt tension easily adjusted
• Work rotation control both manual and
automatic
• Work jogging control provided
• Centers have full diameter of points of
hardened high speed steel
• Method of clamping prevents center dis
tortion
• Driven by constant speed AC motor. Ad
justable speed DC motor available as extra
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FOOTSTOCK
• Hardened spindle is ground to dose fit
in micro-lapped heat treated sleeves in
footstock body
• Centers have full diameter of points of
hardened high speed steel
• Binder provided for locking spindle
• Lever operated spindle can be moved so
that spindle remains in either forward or
backward position
• Lever operated as standard
• Bellows type spindle guard to exclude cool
ant and abrasive grit infiltration in spindle
• Screw, Air or Hydraulic types available as
extras
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• Extra long, hard bronze bearings — 3 1/2" x 8 5/16" and 3 1/4"
x 7 1/8" — provide an unmatched bearing surface for sturdy,
uniform and wear-resistant spindle
• Spindle is rigidly supported
• Over 50% of spindle bodv
• Bearings force-feed floo
inspection of lubricant flow through bull’s-eyes
• Bearing design insures permanent alignment of spindle
• Extremely low unit pressure due to long and continuous bearing
surfaces
• Heavy duty end thrust
• Thousands in use — service record unexcelled
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• Wheel feed mechanism combines unique hydraulic and mechanical
features
• Automatic feed at reversals obtained by "revolving the feed screw"
— micrometer-fine accuracy obtained by solid metal-to-metal
contact
• Automatic feed at reversals quickly adjustable over wide range —
with automatic re-set after grinding to size
• Large diameter feed screw lapped and mated with long half-nut
attached to underside of wheel slide
• Index arranged so positive settings corresponding to 0.0001" can
be made
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accelerators
Automatic Wheel Feed at table
reversals — with automatic re-set
after grinding to size.
Automatic or Manual Work
Rotation at the will of the opera
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positioned switch.
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Speeds. Proper speeds set from
first piece on job. Lever move
ment brings one or the other
thereafter — no search or try.
"Click-Count
dex. Index clicks audibly on clock
wise rotation — each click repre
senting 0.0001" work diameter re
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operation. No hauling or tugging
for hand table movement required.
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Automatic or Manual Coolant
Flow Control at the will of the
operator. A turn of a selector
switch gives one or the other.
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Steel "Ribbon Type" Base Way Guards require no
floor space, and are highly efficient at minimizing
grit infiltration.
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Separately adjustable right hand and left hand
table dwell controls are located hand-high directly
in front of the operating position.
features
Wheel speed safety control avoids accidental over-
speeding of large diameter wheels. Prevents mount
ing of improper size wheel spindle sheave.
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Table "Bleeders" conveniently located at each end
of table for quick removal of air that may get into
the hydraulic system. "Bleeders" operate with table
in any position.
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sludge removal. This greatly reduces clean-out time.
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possible in standing position — and avoids floor
level dust and dirt.
Electrical Control Cabinet makes servicing
rapid, easy
Footstock spindle lever will stay in position for load
ing. Lever may be set on its stud to provide swing-
arc desired by operator.
Vee-belt drives throughout for superior perform
ance — no chains — no idlers — no lubrication.
Flexibility achieved by use of increased number of
smaller sectioned belts.
Hinged wheel guard cover plus rear base design
that permits close approach — greatly eases and
speeds grinding wheel change — no cover lifting.
Wheel spindle force feed flooded by filtered lubri
cant — providing positive flow of copious quanti
ties of lubricant through bearings.
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Push-button controls for all motors closely grouped
in a single panel close by the normal operating
position.
Automatic wheel feed at table reversals quickly set
by this simple hydraulic control.
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Multi-Stop Index Ring
• Used when grinding more than one diameter
in production work
• Two stops included in price of device
• Extra stops available
auxiliary
equipment
Work Supports
• Greatly facilitate loading and unloading —
especially when long or heavy work is involved
• Single support can be supplied if desired
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Steadyrest
• Two-bearing type, hand operated
• Two sets of work shoes supplied
• Cemented carbide tipped shoes available as
extra
N-1782
Center Pointing Device
• For repointing centers
• Hand drive
• Smaller centers can be pointed by using adap
tor sleeves
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Balancing Arbor
• For putting wheels in static balance
• Fits tapered hole of wheel sleeve
• Longer life for wheel and diamond truing
device assured by wheels in balance
• Balancing ways, available also
Direct Indicating Table Stop
• Accurately indicates very small table move
ment
• Highly efficient for location
• Of considerable assistance when grinding
shoulders with side of wheel
Table Type Diamond Toolholder
• Mounted easily on table
• All sizes of wheels up to capacity of machine
can be trued
N-3899
Radial Truing Device
• Trues any radius up to I" on 30" diameter
wheels
• Trues larger radii on wheels of smaller
diameter
• Settings quickly made
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auxiliary equipment — continued
Shoulder
• Greatly eases shoulder grinding operations
• Moves wheel into shoulder
• Saves effort required in moving work against
wheel
• Dial indicator arrangement to indicate stock re
moval available
(Machine must be equipped with spindle recip
rocating attachment)
Grinding Attachment
OTHER AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
• Continuous Power Cross Feed or —
• Continuous and intermittent Power Cross
Feed in Combination
• Live Spindle and Chucking Attachments
• Wheel Spindle Reciprocating Attachment
• Work and Table Locating Equipment
• Wheel Balancing Equipment
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electrical
equipment
• 110 Volt Control Circuit supplied as standard
• Circuit Breaker interlocked with door of ele
vated electrical control cabinet
• Wiring in accordance with Machine Tool
Electrical Standards
• All Starters of magnetic across-the-line type
• Elevated Electrical Control Cabinet supplied
as standard
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machine
specifications
Maximum diam. work ground with 30" wheel
Grinding Wheels
Standard ........................................
Maximum diameters and widths
Coolant Tank capacity (U.S. gallons)
Coolant Pump capacity (gallons per min.) ...
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir capacity (U.S. gallons)
30 x 4 x 12"
24 x 5 x 12"
20 x 7 x 12"
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HEADSTOCK
Spindle diameter
Center diameter
Center Taper .
Work Speeds, A.C. Motor
Work Speeds, D.C. Motor
belt change.
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No. 14 Jarno
......... 53-103-178-311 r.p.m.
30-275* r.p.m.
FOOTSTOCK
Spindle diameter
Center diameter
Center Taper . . .
No. 14 Jarno
BASE WAYS
Width of flat way
Width of V way (projected)
Lubrication
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Automatic Pressure
30 x 3 x 12"
10" Lubricating Oil Reservoir capacity (U.S. gallons). . .3
75 NOTE—Actual tapers ground depend on wheel diam-
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4'/8"
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23/4"
2'/a"
2i/2"
Steadyrest capacity (diameter)
Swivel Table Adjustment (inches per foot on diameter)
Machine length
Maximum Taper. . ^/l\ 2j/2", 2",
18", 36", 48",
WHEEL SLIDE
Length of bearing ways
Width of flat way
Width of V way (projected)
Overall width of ways (projected) .
Total bearing area (projected)
Lubrication
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4 11/32"
372 sq. in.
Automatic Pressure
WHEEL SPINDLE
Material
Large Bearing (L.H.)
Small Bearing (R.H.)
Lubrication ...............................
Reciprocation (when supplied)
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Heat Treated Alloy Steel
......... 31/2" x 8 5/16"
31/," X 71/,"
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Automatic Flood
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20%"
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Work Drive
Hydraulic and Lubricating Pump Drive .
Coolant Pump with Integral Motor
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A.C. motor speeds given are for 60 cycle, for 50 cycle A.C. speeds will be 1500 and 1000 r.p.m.
Electrical equipment to Automotive Joint Industry Conference Standards quoted on request.
.................................................................................................. 15 h.p., 1800 r.p.m., constant speed A.C.
% h.p., 1200 r.p.m., constant speed A.C. or % h.p., 690/2760 r.p.m., adjustable speed D.C.
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Standard Electrical equipment meets Machine Tool Standards.
Machine Lengths
TABLE SPEED RANGE (in. per
SHIPPING SPECIFICATIONS
Net Weights
Domestic Shipping Weights
Export Shipping Weights
Cubics—Boxed for Export. . .
Because of variations in equipment and castings, exact weights and cubics cannot be given. The above
weights are in pounds; cubics are in cubic feet. Motor weights are included.
The descriptions, illustrations and specifications in this booklet are correct
policy of Norton Company is
these details to some extent.
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constantly
MOTORS
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to improve its machines, those built at later dates may differ from
2"-240"
10000
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12200
442
h.p., 1200 r.p.m., constant speed A.C.
% h.p., 1800 r.p.m., constant speed A.C.
36"
2"-240"
10600
I 1800
13100
48"
2"-240"
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12700
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GRINDER
x 18" SEMIAUTOMATIC
CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
No. 26 HYPROLAP
LAPPING MACHINE
8
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GRINDER
6" x 18" CYLINDRICAL
GRINDER
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No. 20 CUTTER AND
TOOL GRINDER
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CRANKPIN AND CRANKSHAFT BEARING GRINDING • CRANKSHAFT
LAPPING • CAM AND SHAPE GRINDING • CAM SHAFT GRINDING
ROLL GRINDING • CAR WHEEL GRINDING • AUTOPART REGRINDING
ATTACHMENTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR SPECIAL WORK
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Hartford 7, 998 Farmington Avenue; New York 6, 61 Broadway;
Cleveland 14, 1306 East 55th Street; Detroit 8, 5805 Lincoln Avenue;
Chicago 32, 4737 South Christiana Avenue.
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