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Craig & Donald
| Name | Craig & Donald |
| Ortssitz | Johnstone (Schottl) |
| Straße | William Street |
| Art des Unternehmens | Maschinenfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Spezialisiert auf schwere Blech- und Profilbearbeitungsmaschinen für Schiffswerften. Seit 1937 Teil der "The Scottish Machine Tool Corporation" durch Zusammenschluß von "James Bennie & Sons Ltd.", "G. & A. Harvey", Glasgow, "Loudon Brothers Ltd.", Johnstone; "Craig & Donald Ltd." und "James Allan Senior & Sons Ltd.", Glasgow; sie behielten alle ihre Selbständigkeit. Diese in den 1960ern an "Wilkins-Mitchell", 1982 in Liquidation. Archivbestand 1881-1973 (20 m). |
| Quellenangaben | [McLean: Local industries of Glasgow and the west of Scotland (1901) 45] http://www.practicalmachinist.com;
University of Glasgow Archives Hub |
| Zeit |
Ereignis |
| 1836 |
Gründung |
| Produkt |
ab |
Bem. |
bis |
Bem. |
Kommentar |
| Blechbiegewalzen |
1907 |
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1900 |
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| Blechscheren |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
für Werften und Stahlbaubetrieb; auch für direkten Dampfmaschinenantrieb |
| Dampfmaschinen |
1847 |
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1900 |
Antrieb von Werkzeugmaschinen |
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| Dreschmaschinen |
1847 |
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1847 |
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| Getreidemühlen |
1847 |
Anzeige |
1847 |
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"flour and outmeal mills" |
| Krane |
1847 |
Anzeige |
1847 |
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| Lochstanzen |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
für Werften und Stahlbaubetrieb; auch für direkten Dampfmaschinenantrieb |
| Profilscheren |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
1900 |
Firmenkatalog |
für Werften und Stahlbaubetrieb; auch für direkten Dampfmaschinenantrieb |
| Strohschneider |
1847 |
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1847 |
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| Transmissionen |
1847 |
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1847 |
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"shafting and gearing of all kinds" |
| Wasserräder |
1847 |
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1847 |
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| ZEIT | 1901 |
| THEMA | Beschreibung |
| TEXT | This firm has been in existence for sixty years, and was the first to supply the machine tools required in the construction of ships' hulls when iron superseded wood. Its chief productions are punching and shearing machines, angle cutting and bending machines, plate bending and planing machines, plate flanging and shearing machines, and bar cutting machines. These machines are chiefly used in shipbuilding, bridge building, boiler making, tank and gas-holder making, and in connection with plate and bar mills in iron and steel works. Twenty-five years ago the firm introduced the multiple punch. Some of the larger machines punch a great many holes at a stroke, and accuracy of pitch is ensured. These machines have been introduced into fence makers' works, and have punched at one stroke all the holes in a 9-inch bar. The firm was the first to make the manhole punch when the system of continuous water ballast was first introduced. A hydraulic machine has been made to punch a hole d6-inch diam. through 1-inch steel plate. The machines havebeen sent to all the chief shipbuilding countries in the world. |
| QUELLE | [McLean: Local industries of Glasgow and the west of Scotland (1901) 45] |
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