Burke Machine Tool Co., Cleveland, OH; Conneaut, OH; Cincinnati, OH
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Burke Bench Millers and Accessories (Cincinnati, OH: The Burke Machine Tool Co., n.d.) Undated, but earlier than 1963 (before the introduction of ZIP codes). This brochure has …
Once well-known in the United States for their range of small, plain milling machines, The Burke Machinery Co was incorporated on December the 3rd. 1903 becoming The Burke Machine Tool Co. on October 24th in 1911. Although advertised under a number of "assumed" names by various British machine-tool agencies during the 1920s and …
I acquired this machine through Ebay. I can't find an information on the Burke #2 anywhere. It has a huge 2hp motor, a NMTB 40 spindle, and a rack and pinion for the X axis. The seller told me he bought the machine from an old brass foundry, I had to clean out about 10 pounds of brass chips when I first received it. Most of the ways look …
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Once well-known in the United States for their range of small, plain milling machines, The Burke Machinery Co was incorporated on December the 3rd. 1903 becoming The …
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The company often cast U.S. Machine Tool on their machines and also went under the name U. S. Burke Machine Tool Division. They manufactured the …
Also unusual is the bracket for directly mounting the motor behind the spindle almost like a modern drill press, even has a guard. Just guessing this was made late in life of the Burke Machine tool co. Seems to have a lot of the original dark grey paint. Now to hunt for a suitable motor. Photo 1:
Model B. Date of Manufacturer: Serial Number: 11396. Last Updated. 6/24/2017 8:09:59 PM. Comments: Came from a US Gauge plant and was bought by its operator, a Mr. Moyer for a penny a pound. He passed about a year ago (today is 6/24/17).
Burke/ U.S. Burke and US Machine Tool have each been incorporated and dis-corporated at least twice, are of comparable age, are hard to characterize as merger …
Burke Horizontal Mill. Manufacturer: Burke Machine Tool co. Model: 126A No. 4. Location: Charleston, WV. Condition: Used working condition. Qty: 1 lot. Description: Known Concerns: See Description. (Listed concerns are what have been observed by the business unit selling the equipment and have not been validated by a mechanic or technician.
Yesterday I rescued an unusual old but probably not terribly old Burke Machine Tool Co. drill press. Made in Conneaut, Ohio. Note that it has bracket for directly mounting the motor on the column like a …
Burke Tool Inc. is a privately held company, founded in 1979, headquarted in DuQuoin, Illinois. We deliver hardware solutions for all sizes of businesses. Burke Tool has set …
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This machine is actually a United States Machine Tool Co #1 milling machine (pre Burke acquisition). I acquired this machine for sale locally in Madison, WI. I don't have much history on its previous use. I am still trying to determine its age. Despite some rust on some of the components, the ways are in perfect condition.
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Machinery Photo Index. Another Burke "hand" mill at the US Gauge Company in Sellersville, PA in 2008. A very nice DoAll Bandsaw at the US Gauge Company in Sellersville, PA in 2008. Variable speed with Power feed and blade welder. I had the option to buy any/all of these machines.
No assurances that this is accurate. 1915: The United States Machine Tool Co. was founded in Cincinnati, Ohio. 1947: United States Machine Tool Co. became the US Machine Tool division of Ransohoff Co. 1948: US Machine Tool division of Ransohoff Co. merged with Burke Machine Tool and became US Burke Machine Tool Co.
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What you see in that thread is about the sum total of all the information to be had on the internet regarding US Machine Tools. If you want specs of sizes of this or …
Machinery Photo Index. These photos are posted on behalf of the drill's owner, Mike Pierce. DIMENSIONS:25 1/2" tall ... about 15 1/4" across. Those dimensions are taken from a web listing of another Burke #22 drill that is not nearly as complete as this one. Quill travel is about 2 1/4", weight about 50 lbs. Labeling says, "BURKE MACHINE TOOL CO.
#4 Burke Milling machine. Purchased in April 2012 in Jefferson, Ohio.
A product of the U.S.-Burke Machine Tool Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Millrite" was designed as a low-cost competitor to the established Bridgeport and other high-class makes of turret milling machine, the Millrite was of essentially simple but strong construction and offered - on the basis of one main column - several alternative head, ram and table …
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