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  • Cold Strip Mill
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    Rolling mills, Cold roll mills, Strip mills
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    Columbia Steel Company, Elyria, Ohio. 16 x 20 cold strip mill built by United Engineering & Foundry Company. This mill would receive coils of hot rolled strip and reduce the thickness.
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Cold Rolling Mills
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    Rolling mills, Cold rolling mills, Strip mills
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    Five stand finishing mill for cold rolled strip.
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Cold Rolling Mills
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    Rolling mills, Cold rolling mills, Strip mills, Coatings
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    Cold rolled finishing mill inspection station.
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Cold Rolling Mills
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    Rolling mills, Cold rolling mills. Strip mills
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    Two stand cold rolled finishing mill, halogen line
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Katherine Furnace, Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania
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    Blast furnaces - 19th Century; Boiler houses; Downcomers; Cold blast mains; Hot blast mains; Bustle pipes; pipe stoves; Tuyeres
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    Left of furnace, steep downcomer to boilers, skip hoist behind, to right of furnace downcomer to hot blast stoves, diagonal pipe in lower center hot blast main to bustle pipe, horizontal pipe in center cold blast main from blowing engine. Note...
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Using cold rivets
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    Uses of Cellophane
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    A woman riveter in a Consolidated Vultee aircraft plant receives a supply of once cold aluminum alloy rivets, wrapped in cellophane envelopes, similar to those developed by DuPont for frozen foods. The film keeps the rivets cold two or three times...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • Laboratory wind-up and reel used in first successful winding of nylon fiber, 1938
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    Nylon
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • Hot Strip Mill
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    Rolling mills, Hot mills, cold mills, Porqupines, Runout tables, Conveyors
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    Columbia Steel Company, Butler, Pennsylvania. Porqupine which transfers the hot rolled product from the shear runnout table to a conveyor leading to a cold shear.
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Tin Plate
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    Rolling mills, Cold mills
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    Bethlehem Steel Company, Train of cold rolls for plate
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Rolling Mill
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    Rolling mills, Continuous mills, Tamden mills,Cold rolling, Tin plate
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    Five stand tamden mill for producing cold reduced strip for tin plant
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Strip Mill
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    Rolling mills, Hot strip mills, Continuous strip mills, Temper mills, Cold temper mills
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    Republic Steel Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio. Eighty four inch strip mill cold temper mill
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Shipping Finished Steel
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    Shipping, Cold rolled coils
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    Cold rolled coils being loaded on board a ship
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Blast Furnaces
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    Blast furnaces, Blower houses, Cold blast mains, Stoves, Cast houses, stock bins, Stock houses Railroad cars
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    Katherine Furnace, Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania. The iron shell furnace has a downcomer which leads directly to the vertical stove to the right of the furnace with the cold blast main high in the air leading to the top of of the stove. The...
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Early Blast Furnaces
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    Blast furnaces, Open top furnaces, Stoves, Pipe stoves, cold blast mains, Blower houses, Stock houses, Cast houses, Wagons
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    Stone open top blast furnace. Possibly built in the early to mid 1800's'. A pipe stove is positioned at the charging floor level of the furnace. The pipe leading from the adjacent building is probably the cold blast main feeding the pipe stove. ...
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Shape Mills
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    Rolling mills, Cold roll mills, Structural shape mills
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    Continuous cold roll shape mill for small structural shapes such as steel studs or other shapes for building construction
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Using cold rivets
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    Uses of Cellophane
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    Aluminum alloy rivets in the little cellophane envelope at the left will remain cold and therefore are drivable for an hour or an hour and a half, because of the insulating property of the cellophane, instead of only a half hour, as was the case...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • Automatic multiform press
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    The creation of 'Teflon' at the Richmond, Virginia Plant
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    This automatic multiform press is used to perform or cold form small parts such as O rings, seals and bearings from Teflon molding powder at the new Polychemicals Sales Service Laboratory. In this operation, O rings are being manufactured for use...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • DuPont Magazine [April-May 1954]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Fishing; Plastics industry; Furniture;
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    Table of Contents: It pays to be dissastisfied; Chemical birth notices; Refiner's man Friday; Sound by the yard; Catacombs for liquic gas; Hot stuff coming up; Quick bath for diesel wheels; Trend to comfort; What's new; DuPont's new adhesion...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [June-July 1954]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Agriculture; Pest control; Luggage;
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    Table of Contents: Chemical watchdogs; Little packages, little waste; Cold comfort for industry; We're first class spongers; Footprints; New jobs for Teflon; The fuels of tomorrow; Chemistry helps make the man; Industry's war on weeds; Paper's...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [March-April 1960]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Nylon; Weeds; Floor coverings;
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    Table of Contents: What stimulates packaging progress; Stretch plus strength; Why the crowd stops; A big year and bright prospects; Bright new faces for U.S. shoppers; Boat refinishing; Papermakers trim pigment waste; Cold facts for a cool...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003

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