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Our purpose is to provide information about vintage machinery that is generallyĭifficult to locate. PLEASE NOTE: was founded as a public service toĪmateur and professional woodworkers who enjoy using and/or restoring vintage machinery. See the Information Sources section of our article on Ashman Industries for more. The design of the Uniplane underwent considerable refinement for manufacturing, and that refinement happened at Rockwell Manufacturing Co. At that point it was acquired by Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Ryan of Toronto, then by Ashman Industries, Ltd.

The Rockwell Uniplane, introduced in 1966, was developed in Canada, first by John C.

A 1973 edition of Skyline (a Rockwell publication), available online in Snippet Mode through Google Books, says, 'Our assignment: to tell the story of Rockwell International of Canada Ltd.- a venture in which eight Canadian subsidiaries, including more than 20 plants and offices in Ontario and Quebec provinces, were combined a year and a half ago.'.of Canada, Ltd., 'manufactured by Tamper Division Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.' 1/2 HP motor from Rockwell Manufacturing Co.We have also seen the name Beaver/Delta Machinery Corp. Pentair put all of those operations under a single corporate entity, Delta International Machinery Corp. That name lasted until 1984 when Rockwell's American and Canadian woodworking machinery operations were sold to Pentair. of Canada, Ltd.-created by their 1953 acquisition of Callander Foundry & Manufacturing Co., makers of Beaver Power Tools-was renamed to Rockwell International of Canada Ltd. In roughly 1971 or '72, Rockwell Manufacturing Co.'s Canadian operations, Rockwell Manufacturing Co.

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