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OFFICINE DI VILLAR PEROSA N DICINALE A CURA DELLA CAMERA DI COMMERCIO INDUSTRIA E AGRICOLTURA DI TORINO spediz.IN AMDNA-EHTD OFFICINE DI VILLAR PEROSA n MICROTECNICA TORINO . Una centrale di firoieeJone finentaio grafica traipcrlnbitI N. 68 5 Novembre 1949 COMITATO DI REDAZIONE prof. dott. ARRIGO BORDIN prof. avv. ANTONIO CALANDRA dott. CLEMENTE CELIDONIO prof. dott. SILVIO GOLZIO prof. dott. FRANCESCO CRONACHE PALAZZI - TRIVELLI dott. GIACOMO fRISETTI Secretario * dott. AUGUSTO BARGONI ECOND^H Direttore responsabile QUINDICINALE A CURA DELLA CAMERA DI COMMERCIO INDUSTRIA E AGRICOLTURA DI TORINO J J MI La Camera di Commercio di Torino, con- Turin Chamber of Commerce, which re- tinuando l'iniziativa intrapresa per la rac- cently began a campaign to collect American colta dei cataloghi americani, ha esteso que- catalogues, has extended the idea to Great sta raccolta all'Inghilterra ed ha già oltre un Britain. Already more than one thousand migliaio di pubblicazioni tecniche e cata- technical publications and catalogues illu- loghi illustranti la produzione di quella strating British products have been received. nazione. In questo numero s'intende dare un'idea In this number it is intended to give an complessiva di alcuni aspetti dei progressi idea of various aspects of progress in a raggiunti da particolari industrie. Il quadro number of British industries: this cannot non può necessariamente essere completo, necessarily be exhaustive, since it is based anche perchè è essenzialmente basato sul ma- upon the material so far available, but it is teriale giunto finora : nei successivi numeri hoped to make the picture more complete della catalogoteca si cercherà di completarlo. E' una coincidenza di buon augurio per in future numbers of the journal. il futuro delle relazioni di collaborazione The fact that last month Great Britain economica tra i due paesi il fatto che lo decided to abolish a large number of import scorso mese la Gran Bretagna abbia deciso restrictions may indeed be considered a good di abolire un gran numero di restrizioni e augury for future economic cooperation be- controlli sulle importazioni. tween the two countries. Ci auguriamo che la nostra iniziativa si dimostri efficace nel favorire lo scambio di We hope that our initiative will be ef- informazioni cosi necessario agli ulteriori fective in stimulating the exchange of sviluppi tecnici e quindi alla collaborazione information which is vital to technical internazionaile. advancement and international cooperation. S O >ff M A .R. I Panorama iniliistrùili' britannico . l»ilK. I liorna compensazioni pag. •£.» IKa*«cg:na tecnica Il mondo «ifTrc e chiede pag. a« l.e tendenze costruttive delle marchine Notiziario estero pag. 8* •tensili in (»ran Bretagna ((•. F. n¡- Il |iro{rrc**t> aeronautico in (inni Bre- clieletti) l;j (ugna <t». F. Vlichelctti) puB. 3» l.a televisione »• l'elettronica industriale Trattati e accorili comm«>rciali . pag. 3» <€ . Kffidi) |9 Liberalizzazione d< I commercio . pag. 18 >!«• rea ti - |»as. 2 I Produttori italiani pag. 51 .J RASSEGNA TECNICA -7 catuloqhi eitati nella presente rassegna possono essere eonsa/tati presso la fiamera di (¿ommercio di Inorino (Servizio fiataiot/ofeea) e/te può fornire insieme eon i 'rHf f ieio Stampa de! Consolato Uritannieo ma (¡(fiori informazioni sali' art/omento. METALLURGIA E SIDERURGIA deno, vanadio, metalli antifrizio- MACCHINE E APPARECCHI PER (Cat. 1-15) ne, ecc.), le polveri metalliche PROVE DI MOTORI E DI MATE- per la fabbricazione di elettrodi, Tra le varie acciaierie che hanno pei sinterizzazione e per leghe RIALI (Cat. 16) inviato cataloghi riguardanti que- metalliche. La ditta W. T. Avery Ltd. - Over- sto vitale settore della produzio- seas Dept. - Soho Foundry . Bir- ne britannica sono da ricordare: La Barronia Metals Ltd. - Here- ford. n un manuale (BM46). trat- mingham It (rappresentante: S. La Sparklets Ltd. - l'pper Edmon- ta argomenti .relativi alle appli- A. I. Alfred Herbert - 20 via A ton - London 18, la Thos YV. Ward cazioni industriali delle leghe di Doria - Milano) ha inviato un Ltd. Albion Works - Sheffield rame, del nichel e dei bronzi fo- catalogo (n. 1702) in cui sono de- e la Alston Foundry Co. Ltd. - sforosi; presenta anche una par- scritto macchine idrauliche pel- Nent Forge Foundry - Alston. ticolare lega di bronzo (Barro- li" prova di trazione statica e di compressione. Particolari acces- Cumberland, note per i loro pro- nia) resistente alla corrosione. Un sori rendono la macchina capace dotti siderurgici e per fusioni di processo che continua ad essere anche di eseguire prove di du- qualità. oggetto di studi interessanti ed rezza Brinell con sfera da 10 mm La Ashmore Benson Pease & Co. attuali è quello di metallizzazio- e carico di 3000 Kg. In fig. 2 una Ltd. - Stockton-on-Tees è specia- ne, consistente nel ricoprire la di queste macchine attrezzata per lizzata nelle attrezzature ed im- superficie di pezzi metallici con prove di trazione per materiali pianti per fonderia, mezzi per il uno strato di un altro metallo di ad elevata temperatura. trasporto dei metalli fusi, for- determinate caratteristiche. Que- ni, ecc. sto processo avviene per spruzza- tura e, in seguito alle più recenti MACCHINE PER UFFICIO (Cat. 17) La Foundry Service Ltd. - Long prove, si è constatata un'ottima Acre .. Nechells - Birmingham ha adesione tra i due metalli, un.i Oltre a varie ditte che producono inviato una raccolta di pubbli- maggiore durata del pezzo ed urui accessori vari per ufficio, come la: cazioni tecniche sui processi di migliore resistenza al logoramen- ionderia. to. Il metallo di rivestimento può Arnold P. & J. Ltd. - Benwell essere acciaio, alluminio (parti- Road - London N. 7 La Arthur Lee & Sons Ltd. - -Mea- colarmente adatto per superfici Fisco Limited - St. John's Road - dow Hall - Sheffield con un ca- esposte al calore). Sono stati fat- London N. 15 talogo dettagliato illustra i pro- ti in questo settore sostanziali cessi di lavorazione dei profilati Rexel Limited - 15 Newman St. progressi dalla Mefallisation Ltd. metallici e dei fili metallici. Ri- - London W. 1 Bi> rclays Bank Chamters - porta le caratteristiche degli ac. presentano interesse alcune mac- Dudley, che ha costruito macchi- ciai al nichel-cromo ed inossi- chine automatiche per l'apertura ne continue per la metallizzazione dabili per molle. e chiusura delle lettere. Alcune di elementi disposti su un nastro di queste giungono ad aprire 50li La Murex Ltd. - Rainham, Essex trasportatore che le attraversa. letter.« al minuto (fig. 3). Le ditte (rappresentante: Virgilio Rocco - Queste macchine hanno numerosi che producono questi appareoch: via Assarotti 7 - Geno\ a) presen- spruzzatori e sono particolarmen- sono: la Block & Anderson, Ltd. - ta in alcuni cataloghi i suoi pro- te usate per metallizzare i pro- 58/60 Kensington Church St - dotti metallici (tungsteno, molib- dotti' di acciaio (fig. 1). London W. 8 (rappresentante: Ne- buloni & Picozzi - 1 via C. Porta - Milano): la Coin Counting Mi- chine Co. Ltd. - Alexandra RoatI . Enfield, Middx e la European Office Equipments Ltd. - Leicester Street - Walsall, Staffs. Una numerosa serie di d.tte pro- duce schedari per ufficio: Carter- Parratt Limited - Abbey House - 2/8 Victoria St. London S. VV. 1 - Definac Limited - 22 Hocroft Avenue London N.W. 2 — Geo. \n-:or & Co. Ltd. - 5 Copthall Building1' - Copthall Ave. - Lon- don E. C. — Moores Modem Me- thod? Limited - 19/21 Farrington St. London E. C. 4 — Twinlock Export Limited - 37 Chancery Lane - London W. C. 2. Le. Bell Punch Co. Ltd. - 39 St. James's Street - London S. W. I descrive in un catalogo apparec- chi per il controllo di cassa, mac- chine per la distribuzione dei bi- glietti. totalizzatori automatici per corse, tassametri, macchine calcolatrici. lit Westinghouse Garrard Ticket Machines Ltd. - 82 York Way, King's Cross . London 1 è spe- cializzata in macchine per la di- stribuzione dei biglietti ferrotran- viari (fig. 4). OROLOGI - PESI E MISURE (Cat. 18-19) Le ditte S. navali & Sons Ltd. - 262/6 St. John Street - London E. C. 1 — Syncronome Co. Ltd. Alperton - Wembley - Middlesex — Tennanl C. Sons & Co. Ltd. - •* C'opthall Avenue - London E. C. 2 presentano orologi, crono- grafi, registratori. La Sheer Metalcraft Ltd. - Wey- bridge Trading - Addiestone Rd. - Weybridge, Surrey presenta bi- lance. La Geo Salter & Co. Ltd. - West Bromwich presenta bi.ance e di- namometri. STRUMENTI DI MISURA E DI CONTROLLO INDUSTRIALI (Cat. 20) La Smiths Instruments - Crickle- wood Works - London N. W. 2 (rappresentante: Giuseppe Weil - 9 via dei Piatti - Milano) descrivo in un catalogo strumenti di mi- sura per uso industriale (conta- giri, tachimetri, cronometri, ma- nometri, ecc.) ed alcune partico- larità della loro costruzione. Le ditte M. P. J. Gauge & Co. Ltd. - Ilansons Bridge Road - Erding. ton Birmingham 24 e la O-Vee Spring Gauges Ltd. - Ritz Acco- modation Road - Edgware, Middx. descrivono rispettivamente cali- bri e micrometri per misure di officina e strumenti per la mi. sura del filetto delle viti (fig. 5). La Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Li- mited - Stoughton Street - Lei- Nei cataloghi della S. G. Brown cester (rappresentanti: Eich Mau- Ltd. - Shakespeare Street - Wat- mary & Co. - 2 via Morelli - Mi- ford, Herts. (rappresentanti: An- lano; D. Gagliani - 3 via Ramaz- glital Ltd. - 5 via S. Caterina . zini - Milano) in diversi catalo- Trieste; Commander G. Iviani - ghi illustra la produzione di Calie de Paradiso 5743 - St. Lio obiettivi e lenti per apparecchi - Venezia; Anglital Ltd. - Salita fotografici e per macchine di pro- S. Nicolosio 1/4 - Genova) sono iezione. Strumenti di controllo descritte bussole giroscopiche per ottico per officina (proiettori di la navigazione marittima. profili, ecc.); Micrometri (fig. 6). La Simmonds Aerocessories Ltd. - La Stanley Ltd. - New Eltham - Export Dept. Treforest - Gla- London S. E. 9 presenta stru- morgan presenta accessori per menti per la navigazione aeronau- impianti idraulici, strumenti di tica: teodoliti, livelle, bussole, misura ed indicatori di livello anemometri, compassi, strumenti per serbatoi fissi e di velivoli.. per disegno e planometri. La Tomey J. & Sons Limited - Ca- La Glass De\elopment Ltd.
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