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LicensePart of Bedson-type rod rolling mill
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Part of Bedson-type rod rolling mill
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Part of Bedson-type rod rolling mill
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Part of Bedson-type rod rolling mill, known as a NoTwist Wire Rod Mill. The machine was designed Morgan Construction Company (USA) after the original design of George Benson (UK). This is an American machine made by Morgan, built in Manchester and used by Richard Johnson & Brother Ltd, Manchester, c.1872.
Part of Bedson-type rod rolling mill, known as a NoTwist Wire Rod Mill. The machine was designed Morgan Construction Company (USA) after the original design of George Benson (UK). This is an American machine made by Morgan, built in Manchester and used by Richard Johnson & Brother Ltd, Manchester, c.1872.
Part of Bedson-type rod rolling mill, known as a NoTwist Wire Rod Mill. The machine was designed Morgan Construction Company (USA) after the original design of George Benson (UK). This is an American machine made by Morgan, built in Manchester and used by Richard Johnson & Brother Ltd, Manchester, c.1872.
Detached from the main body. Three bolts (one with screwed on nut) , one flat joint, three nuts.
