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Record information – Brief Machining the Wiggin High-Nickel Alloys
Hierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1959 ?Item number (ISN):58114Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:INCO LIMITEDAccession:1986-0384Media:FilmOriginal title:Machining the Wiggin High-Nickel AlloysPart:1 of 1Production date:1959 ?Release date:1959 ?Production company:Henry Wiggin & Company Limited, Publicity DepartmentProduction credit:director, Denis G. Hannaford; photography, A. Max Fennell; technical supervision, C.H. JeffreysCountry of production:ukSponsor:Henry Wiggin & Company LimitedDistributor name:The Mond Nickel Company, LimitedDescription:This film explains and illustrates the proper methods for machining the Henry Wiggin & Company high-nickel alloys. Because investigations have shown that most industrial accidents involving the Wiggin alloys are caused by improper attention to machining principles, the company offers a book (shown in the film) and this film that explain the proper tools, lubricants, cutting speeds, and safety measures for cutting off, turning, boring, milling, drilling, tapping, broaching, precision grinding, thread cutting, and spark erosion. Stressing that these new high-nickel alloys are especially demanding of care and attention, the film includes a mock silent-era sequence (monochrome, with music track only), in which a workman carelessly allows a machine to overheat. <32mn>Language:EnglishNotes:Detailed holdings information: -
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