Historic Cover Archive
1956 to 1954
1956 to 1954
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) December 1956 Caption: Mold for aluminum casting made by frozen mercury process is broken by pneumatic hammer. (Photo courtesy of Alloyed Precision Castings Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
) October 1956 Caption: Tapered aluminum wing sections which heve been formed by new Cyril Bath combination stretch and compression method machine.
) August 1956 Caption: The world's largest aluminum die forging - made by Aluminum Company of America.
) June 1956 Caption: Stacking aluminum billets. (Photo courtesy Kaiser Aluminum Co.)
) April 1956 Caption: Titanium ore is charged into chlorinator at Titanium Metals Corporation of America plant in Henderson, Nevada.
) February 1956 Caption: Aluminum die cast engine blocks - largest die castings ever made - being produced at Doehler Jarvis by the world's largest die casting machine.
) December 1955 Caption: The 84-inch reversing coil mill is equipped with an up coiler capable of rolling continuous coils of magnesium sheet.
) October 1955 Caption: Manipulator places stock on huge dies of press at Cleveland, Ohio, works of Aluminum Company of America.
) August 1955 Caption: Removing "D. C." (direct-chilled) cast ingot from mold at Massena, New York works of Aluminum Company of America.
) June 1955 Caption: Slitting aluminum foil at the Permanente, California, mill of Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Company.
) April 1955 Caption: Extrusion being stretched in 3,000,000-pound stretcher at Alcoa's Lafayette, Ind., works.
) February 1955 Caption: Inspecting internal expansion rings used to control the heating of titanium for jet engine afterburner shrouds made at Chance Vought.
) December 1954 Caption: Extruded aluminum pipe just emerging from a 4000-ton hydraulic extrusion press at the Lafayette, Indiana, Works, Aluminum Company of America.
) October 1954 Caption: Fabricating bin nests from Kaiser Aluminum.
) August 1954 Caption: Aluminum rings being inert gas welded at Ryan Aircraft Co.
) June 1954 Caption: Workman buffing an aluminum panel.
) April 1954 Caption: Reynolds Metals Co. workmen tying huge rolls of aluminum sheet.
) February 1954 Caption: At Great Falls, Montana, mill of Anaconda Wire & Cable Company, a machine cables stranded aluminum steel-reinforced conductor.
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