International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

5» Complimentary List. Ruston, Proctor & Co., Ltd., Sheaf Iron Works, Lincoln.—High Speed Vertical Compound Steam Engine, coupled direct to a continuous current Dynamo for Electric Lighting and Power Transmission. Schaffer & Budenberg, 5 Wellington Street, Glasgow.—Pressure Gauge Tableaux for indicating the pressure of the Boilers at the Engineer’s Office and in the Engine House. Gun Metal and Cast Iron Flanged Gland Cocks and Gun Metal Plug. (See Advt., page 257.) Seott, Ernest, & Mountain, Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne.—One enclosed Central Valve Steam Engine, coupled direct to a 200 K.W. Dynamo. (See Advt., page 300.) Sisson, W., & Co., Gloucester.—125 b.h.p. Engine, and Clarke, Chapman & Co.’s Dynamo. Stirling Boiler Company, Ltd., Edinburgh.—Two Water Tube Boilers, one of which is tired with a Vicar’s ^Mechanical Stoker and the oth,er by means of Gas from a producer, lent by Mason, W. F., & Co., of Manchester.' (See Advt., page 135.) Sturtevant Engineering Co., Ltd., Glasgow—Induced Draught Plant, including Fan and Steam Engine for Lancashire Boilers. Veritys, Ltd, Glasgow.—Two 3 H.p. Lnndell Motors to drive Organ in Concert Hall. Weir, G. & J., Ltd., Cathcart—Two vertical Boiler Teed Pumps, capacity 3,600 gallons per hour. (See Advt., pages 232 and 233.) Wild, J., & Co., Post Office Building, Middlesborough.—Pneumatic Pyrometer with Autographic Recording Gauge, Gas Composition-Recording Pressure Vacuum Gauge. Willans & Robinson, Ltd., Rugby—1200 i.H.P. Engine, with Crompton Dynamo. Wright, Joseph, & Co., Tipton, Staffordshire—Two Berryman Patent Heaters, and Excelsior Patent Heaters with Filters and Oil Separators. MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY, FITTINGS, BELTS, OILS, AND ACCESSORIES. Atkinson, L. B. & C. W., Testing Works, Cardiff. —12 Ammeters and 6 Voltmeters for the Exhibition Plant. ’ Auld, David, & Sons, Rochester Street, Glasgow.—9-inch and 10-inch Reducing Valves combined with Safety Valves. (See Advt., page 249.) Carrick, James, & Son, Ltd., Edinburgh & British Sehuckert Electric Co. Ltd.—3-Ton Crane for Machinery Hall Goods Yard. Diek, R. & J., Greenhead Works, Glasgow.—Belts for Water Chute Gearing. Diek, W. B., & Co., Clyde Oil Works, Crownpoint Road, Glasgow.—Engine and Machinery Oils. Easton, Anderson & Goolden, Ltd., London.—Electric Lifts for Towers in Industrial Hall. Frietionless Packing- Company, Ltd., Manchester (Agent, David Gray, 77 West Nile Street, Glasgow).—Belt for Water Chute Shafting. Grafton & Co., Vulcan Works, Bedford.—Five Ton Steam Shunting Crane for Machinery Hull. The same crane handled 200,000 tons of exhibits of all nations at the Paris Exhibition, 1900, and secured a Gold Medal, the highest award. Gresham & Craven, Ltd., Orsdal Lane, Salford, Manchester.—No. 12 Gresham’s Patent Self-acting Injector for feeding Exhibition Boilers. Capacity 2 860 gallons of water per hour at working pressure of 100 lbs. to square inch. ’ ’ Haigh, W. B., & Co., Ltd., Oldham.—M'Dougall’s Patent Steam Traps and Steam Dryers. Hendry, James, 252 Main Street, Bridgeton.—Laminated Belt for Line of Shafting driven by Messrs. D/ Bruce Peebles & Co. ’s Motor. Holden & Brook, Ltd., Engineers, Sirius Works, West Gorton, Manchester__ Pattern 2-inch High Pressure Steam Trap, and Pattern 2-inch Flush Steam Trap No. 8. Pattern 8 “Sirius,” Pattern “One Movement ” Self-adjusting Injection and High Pressure Steam Traps for Davey, Paxman & Co. ’a Boilers.