- The
slitting mill was a
watermill for
slitting bars of iron into rods. The rods then were p****ed to
nailers who made the rods into nails, by
giving them...
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Slitting Mill is a
small village on the
outskirts of Rugeley, Staffordshire. At the 2001 census, it had a po****tion of 265. The
village is
within Rugeley...
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rolling mill in
Europe may be
attributed to
Leonardo da
Vinci in his drawings.[failed verification]
Earliest rolling mills were
slitting mills,
which were...
-
mill,
Wolverley Lower Mill (or forge) in Worcestershire. This
contained three shops, one
being a
slitting mill (which
would serve as a
rolling mill)...
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cylinders Rolling mill, for
rolling (metalworking)
Strip mill, a type of
rolling mill Slitting mill, for
slitting metal into
nails VSI
mill, a
mill with a vertical...
- water-powered.
Rolling mills shaped metal by p****ing it
between rollers.
Sawmills cut
timber into lumber.
Slitting mills were used for
slitting bars of iron into...
-
Richard Foley, son of a
Dudley nailer, who
built a
slitting mill near
Kinver in 1628. The
slitting mill made it much
simpler to
produce nail rods from iron...
- term 'rod
mill' is also used as a
synonym for a
slitting mill,
which makes rods of iron or
other metal. Rod
mills are less
common than ball
mills for grinding...
-
Falls to a new
mill,
which today is part of the
Slater Mill Historic Site. In 1795
Oziel Wilkinson built a
rolling and
slitting mill just
south of Slater's...
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necessarily made by that process: Rod iron—cut from flat bar iron in a
slitting mill provided the raw
material for
spikes and nails. Hoop iron—suitable for...
