Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Company

Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford

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Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford
Science Museum Group Collection
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Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Co., Salford
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Thread cutting machine made by J. Carter & Company; machine with set of dies for cutting Whitworth threads, 1880-1930. Work piece held in clamp on horizontal slides. Cutting head turned by bevel gears and three speed flat belt pulley. This machine was used at Derker Mill, Oldham.

J. Carter & C. were engineers, tool makers and brass finishers. They were based on New Bailey Street, Salford.

Details

Category:
Hand and Machine Tools
Object Number:
Y1967.2
Materials:
cast iron
Measurements:
overall: 1170 mm x 820 mm x 580 mm, 212 kg
type:
machine tool
credit:
Gift of Joshua Hoyle & Sons (Rochdale) Limited