1964 Standco Brake Lining Company
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1964
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. "Here's where it all started...Standco was born under the
shade of a tree in 1912 and had the grand total of 6 pieces of
machinery. This machinery consisted of a No. 2 wash tub, a
clothes wringer, a couple of stove pipes, a back stand to hold
the asbestos tape, a hole in the ground and a piece of sheet
metal to cover the hole. The asbestos tape was dragged
through the wash tub which held hot asphalt that had been
heated by a fire in the under-ground furnace, the tape (or brake
lining) was put through the wringer, then laid in the sun to dry."
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1964
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. "Here's where it all started...Standco was born under the
shade of a tree in 1912 and had the grand total of 6 pieces of
machinery. This machinery consisted of a No. 2 wash tub, a
clothes wringer, a couple of stove pipes, a back stand to hold
the asbestos tape, a hole in the ground and a piece of sheet
metal to cover the hole. The asbestos tape was dragged
through the wash tub which held hot asphalt that had been
heated by a fire in the under-ground furnace, the tape (or brake
lining) was put through the wringer, then laid in the sun to dry."
$45.00
1954 Standco Brake Lining Company
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1954
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled
and countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.””, and
Standco Industrial Clutch Facings.
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1954
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled
and countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.””, and
Standco Industrial Clutch Facings.
$45.00
1958 Standco Brake Lining Company
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1958
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled and
countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.”". The
catalog includes Standco Brake Block and Lining Data for
Beaumont Iron Works, Bethlehem, Brewster Company, Bucyrus
Erie, Cardwell, Fred E. Cooper, EMSCO, Fort Worth Spudder, Geo.
E. Failing Supply Company, Franks Mfg. Corp., Franks Rotary Rigs,
Guffey, IDECO, Inc., Jones-Shelburne-Guffey, Lucey-Wheland,
Muskogee Iron Works, National Drilling Machines, National Ideal
Union Tool, Oilwell Supply Division, Shelburne-Guffey, Sullivan
Machinery Co., Texas Iron Works, Unit Rig, Wagner-Morehouse,
Inc., Waldrip Engineering Co., Walker-Neer, Wichtex, and Wilson
Mfg. Co.
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1958
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled and
countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.”". The
catalog includes Standco Brake Block and Lining Data for
Beaumont Iron Works, Bethlehem, Brewster Company, Bucyrus
Erie, Cardwell, Fred E. Cooper, EMSCO, Fort Worth Spudder, Geo.
E. Failing Supply Company, Franks Mfg. Corp., Franks Rotary Rigs,
Guffey, IDECO, Inc., Jones-Shelburne-Guffey, Lucey-Wheland,
Muskogee Iron Works, National Drilling Machines, National Ideal
Union Tool, Oilwell Supply Division, Shelburne-Guffey, Sullivan
Machinery Co., Texas Iron Works, Unit Rig, Wagner-Morehouse,
Inc., Waldrip Engineering Co., Walker-Neer, Wichtex, and Wilson
Mfg. Co.
1960 Standco Brake Lining Company
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1960
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled and
countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.”” The
catalog includes Standco Brake Block and Lining Data for
Beaumont Iron Works, Bethlehem, Brewster Company, Bucyrus
Erie, Cardwell, Fred E. Cooper, EMSCO, Fort Worth Spudder, Geo.
E. Failing Supply Company, Franks Mfg. Corp., Guffey, IDECO,
Inc., Jones-Shelburne-Guffey, Lucey-Wheland, Muskogee Iron
Works, National Drilling Machines, National Ideal Union Tool,
Oilwell Supply Division, Shelburne-Guffey, Sullivan Machinery Co.,
Texas Iron Works, Unit Rig, Wagner-Morehouse, Inc., Waldrip
Engineering Co., Walker-Neer, Wichtex, and Wilson Mfg. Co.
This is a high quality digital reproduction of an original 1960
product catalog for the Standco Brake Lining Company. It is 20
pages. Non-Metallic Asbestos Brake Lining “STANDCO is a solid
interweave of long-fibre asbestos, cabled cords, and has no
layers to separate and peel off. It is reinforced with bronze wire
in the back only in order to form a foundation for the holding
screws. STANDCO is semi-flexible in construction and is
furnished either in curved segments (or blocks) or in continuous
lengths of approximately 100 feet to a coil. It can be supplied
cut to length, drilled and countersunk for any make of brake
band, or it may be cut with an ordinary, cross-cut saw, drilled and
countersunk in the field by the drilling crew. STANDCO is so
highly compressed after being woven that it becomes a
homogeneous mass. The bonding agent is a friction compound
containing a modified phenol-resin which when once cured under
heat and pressure, cannot soften again under any temperature.
STANDCO IS ROUGH AND TOUGH AND STANDS THE “GAFF.”” The
catalog includes Standco Brake Block and Lining Data for
Beaumont Iron Works, Bethlehem, Brewster Company, Bucyrus
Erie, Cardwell, Fred E. Cooper, EMSCO, Fort Worth Spudder, Geo.
E. Failing Supply Company, Franks Mfg. Corp., Guffey, IDECO,
Inc., Jones-Shelburne-Guffey, Lucey-Wheland, Muskogee Iron
Works, National Drilling Machines, National Ideal Union Tool,
Oilwell Supply Division, Shelburne-Guffey, Sullivan Machinery Co.,
Texas Iron Works, Unit Rig, Wagner-Morehouse, Inc., Waldrip
Engineering Co., Walker-Neer, Wichtex, and Wilson Mfg. Co.
$45.00
$45.00
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