Chapman electric neutralizing machine, Portland Company, ca. 1904

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Chapman electric neutralizing machine, Portland Company, ca. 1904

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This bulletin from the Portland Company shows the components of the Chapman electric neutralizing machine as it was applied to a paper machine at a paper mill.

This Portland Company Bulletin No. 26, stated, "All Trouble from STATIC ELECTRICITY ABSOLUTELY REMOVED BY THE CHAPMAN PROCESS IN Woolen, Cotton, Silk and Paper Mills, on Cards, Drawing Frames, Mules, Unwinders, Shears, Combs, Finishers, Warpers, Beamers, Web and Sheet Calenders, Cutters, Etc. The above apparatus will neutralize the electricity generated by cotton, wollen, silk and paper mill machinery. In less than three months from the introduction of the ELECTRIC NEUTRALIZER, 600 were sold on trial and ACCEPTED by the purchasers." The back of the bulletin explains the process, advantages for textile and paper mills, a guatantee and testimonials.

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  • Title: Chapman electric neutralizing machine, Portland Company, ca. 1904
  • Creator: Portland Company
  • Creation Date: circa 1904
  • Subject Date: circa 1904
  • Location: Portland, Cumberland County, ME
  • Media: Ink on paper
  • Dimensions: 24 cm x 19.4 cm
  • Local Code: Coll. 242, Box 54 Folder 54/3
  • Collection: Portland Company records
  • Object Type: Text and Image

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