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The operation of the Lake Erie Bolt & Nut Co is described. Continuous rod heading (in which an upsetter forms the heads, cuts, then ejects the bolt into a quench) and tong heading (in which bolts are handled with tongs by an operator) are discussed. Advantages of using gas as fuel are considered.
The operation of the Lake Erie Bolt & Nut Co is described. Continuous rod heading (in which an upsetter forms the heads, cuts, then ejects the bolt into a quench) and tong heading (in which bolts are handled with tongs by an operator) are discussed. Advantages of using gas as fuel are considered.
| Author(s) | Nealey, J.B, American Gas Association, Lake Erie Bolt & Nut Co., Lake Erie Iron Co., Lamson & Sessions Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products7(12): 418-420, 436-437 1932 |
| Year | 1932 |
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