GB Patent: 181,403,813 - Turning rolls, and rolling gun and pistol barrels previous to welding


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GB Patent: GB-181,403,813

Turning rolls, and rolling gun and pistol barrels previous to welding

Patentee:

George Heywood (exact or similar names) - Stourbridge, county Stafford, England

USPTO Classifications:

Tool Categories:

trade specific : gunsmith

metalworking machines : metal rolling machines

Assignees:

None

Manufacturer:

Not known to have been produced

Witnesses:

Unknown

Patent Dates:
Granted:	Jun. 07, 1814

Patent Pictures:

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Description:

The inventor was an ironmonger and was with the Blackmoor Iron-works, near Stourbridge. We searched for more information on these Iron-works but the only mentions we could find were related to this patent.

A pair of rollers, geared to rotate together, are grooved, by which means the skelp (the strip of metal to be rolled into a tube) may be partly bent from end to end, and then turned over and rolled again so that the edges are brought together and ready for welding.