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Slitting mill - Wikipedia
The slitting mill was a watermill for slitting bars of iron into rods. The rods then were passed to nailers who made the rods into nails. en.wikipedia.org
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Rolling and Slitting Mill (U.S. National Park Service)
The slitters are a pair of interlocking discs that spin in opposite directions. When a heated flat is forced between them, the discs break it up ... www.nps.gov
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Crowley's Slitting Mill - YouTube
See and hear how iron bars were slit into rods at Crowley's Ironworks slitting mill in the 1700s, with our amazing animation. www.youtube.com
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Slitting Mill
The village was once known as Stonehouse, but later changed its name to Slitting Mill. These slitting mills specialized in the production of nails. Slitting Mill was named after the mills that were situated there during the 17th and 18th centuries. wikipedia.org
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Rebecca's Father Chooses Iron
In 1793, despite family reservations about leaving the security of farming for the uncertainty of an iron business, Isaac established the Federal Slitting Mill ... www.steelmuseum.org
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slitting mill - Yorkshire Historical Dictionary
1) In these mills, flat bars of iron were formed into plates between rollers and then passed between grooved rolls or 'slitters' to produce rod iron for nail- ... yorkshiredictionary.york.ac.uk
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slitting-mill
ˈslitting-mill [slitting vbl. n.] 1. Metall. A mill or machine by which iron bars or plates are slit into nail-rods, etc.1667 Primatt City & C. Builder 8 A Slitting-Mill, which is for the forming of Iron into some fashion, as into Iron⁓rods, Nails, and such like things. 1686 Plot Staffordsh. 163 Tho... Oxford English Dictionary
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Slitting Mill Village - Cannock Chase Heritage Trail
This small village once played a vital role in the local iron industry. Its name derives from the rolling and slitting mills that dominated it during the 17th ... www.cannockchasedc.gov.uk
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slitting-mill, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun slitting-mill is in the late 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for slitting-mill is from around 1677, in the ... www.oed.com
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Slitting Mill Waterfalls to Birches Valley - Staffordshire - AllTrails
Slitting Mill Waterfalls to Birches Valley is a circular trail that covers 8 km, taking approximately 2–2.5 hr to complete with an elevation gain of 195 m. www.alltrails.com
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Slitting Mill Annex, Rugeley: Hotel Reviews, Rooms & Prices
When visiting Rugeley, this cottage is a great choice to consider. You'll have free perks like WiFi and self parking. The property features a terrace, ... www.hotels.com
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Slitting mill
He therefore returned to Stourbridge, full of hope that he had acquired the secret of the construction of a slitting-mill, by means of which plates of A later map dated 1751 shows the slitting-mill with a mill pool and a large garden. wikipedia.org
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David Wilkinson (machinist)
In 1795 Oziel Wilkinson built a rolling and slitting mill just south of Slater's cotton mill. Wilkinson Mill In 1810, the present-day Wilkinson Mill was built near their existing rolling and slitting mill and Slater's cotton mill. wikipedia.org
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Decambering
Note that camber is often caused by slitting, where slitting knives extend the edge being slit. 21, Barnes, Austen US patent US5904058 "Decamberer" 1999-05-18 Barnes, Austen German patent DE19857278 "Camber correction for wide strip in rolling mill wikipedia.org
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Rebecca Lukens
History Rebecca was the daughter of Quaker Isaac Pennock who founded the Federal Slitting Mill near Coatesville about 1793. The slitting mill processed iron from other mills into barrel hoops and nails. It was called "Federal" in honor of the new constitution. wikipedia.org
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