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John Dalziel & Son
| Name | John Dalziel & Son |
| Ortssitz | Glasgow |
| Straße | Stobcross Street 230-232 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Maschinenfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Bezeichnet sich als "Engineers, Millwrights, and Machine Makers". Inhaber um 1888: James Dalziel. |
| Quellenangaben | http://www.glasgowwestaddress.co.uk/1888_Book/Dalziel_John_&_Son.htm |
| Zeit |
Ereignis |
| 1867 |
Gründung durch John Dalziel |
| 1884 |
Der Sohn von John Dalziel, James Dalziel, wird Teilhaber |
| 1885 |
Tod von John Dalziel. Sein Sohn James Dalziel wird Alleininhaber |
| Produkt |
ab |
Bem. |
bis |
Bem. |
Kommentar |
| Bohrmaschinen |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
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| Dampfmaschinen |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
vertical, horizontal, compound, condensing, non-condensing, high-pressure, expansion, or high speed |
| Drehbänke |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
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| Krananlagen |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
Dampf- oder Handbetrieb |
| Lochstanzen |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
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| Maschinen für Kesselschmieden |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
1888 |
Publikation (1888) |
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| ZEIT | 1888 |
| THEMA | Beschreibung |
| TEXT | The premises are those occupied by the original firm, but they have been added to from time to time as the extension of business or the adoption of new machinery or methods of work rendered necessary. They are now fitted with plant of the most costly description. This and the efficient staff employed enable the firm to execute even the largest orders with great promptitude. The premises cover an area of 1,800 square yards, a portion being no less than four stories in height. The bulk of work, however, being very heavy, is performed upon the ground-floor, the other parts being used as pattern-shops, stores, drawing offices, &c. Messrs.
Dalziel undertake the construction of machinery and tools for every conceivable purpose, and for use by all descriptions of power ? steam, hydraulic, or manual. They have made a speciality of mill gearing and mill work generally, in addition to the plant and machinery used by cast-iron pipe founders. Steam-engines of all kinds - vertical, horizontal, compound, condensing, non-condensing, high-pressure, expansion, or high speed - are all supplied with equal facility. Steam or hand cranes, winches, overhead travellers, and all descriptions of hoisting machinery are constructed on the most scientific and efficient principles. Engineers', shipbuilders' and boiler-makers? tools, lathes, drills, punching and shearing machines, pipe-boring and proving machines, have been supplied to some of the most eminent firms in Scotland, and bear constant testimony to the excellence in arrangement and construction.
Messrs. Dalziel's work is carried out under personal supervision, with great energy and ability; the repute of the house has endowed the firm with an important and valuable clientele. |
| QUELLE | http://www.glasgowwestaddress.co.uk/1888_Book/Dalziel_John_&_Son.htm |
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