Manufacturers Index - Master Electric Co.
Master Electric Co.
Dayton, OH, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Steam and Gas Engines
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1,640,900
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Aug. 30, 1927
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Short circuiter
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,678,517
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Jul. 24, 1928
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Short circuiting device for motor commutators
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,685,549
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Sep. 25, 1928
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Short circuiter
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,699,792
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Jan. 22, 1929
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Quick-acting switch
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,723,360
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Aug. 06, 1929
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Pump
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,735,579
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Nov. 12, 1929
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Short-circuiting device for motor commutators
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,779,006
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Oct. 21, 1930
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Short circuiter
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,792,645
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Feb. 17, 1931
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Armature bearing for electric motors
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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RE18,093
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Jun. 09, 1931
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Short circuiting device for motor commutators
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,895,288
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Jan. 24, 1933
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Bearing mounting
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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1,896,869
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Feb. 07, 1933
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Electric fan
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Everett P. Larsh |
Vandalia, OH |
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1,939,399
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Dec. 12, 1933
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Electric fan
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Everett P. Larsh |
Vandalia, OH |
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1,983,091
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Dec. 04, 1934
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Electrodynamic machine
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Everett P. Larsh |
Vandalia, OH |
This invention varies the speed of an induction motor by varying the "slippage", which can be achieved by a device on the stator that is adjusted to increase magnetic leakage. |
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1,993,449
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Mar. 05, 1935
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Electric motor
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Everett P. Larsh |
Vandalia, OH |
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2,011,493
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Aug. 13, 1935
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Self aligning bearing
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
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2,068,992
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Jan. 26, 1937
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Vibrating machine
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Everett P. Larsh |
Dayton, OH |
This patent number was seen on a floor sander from American Floor Surfacing Machine Co. The motor used in that sander was manufactured by Peerless Electric Co. of Warren, Ohio. |
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2,074,067
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Mar. 16, 1937
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Ventilated splashproof motor housing
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Victor L. Darnell |
Dayton, OH |
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2,100,426
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Nov. 30, 1937
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Electric series-parallel switch
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Max Voege |
Dayton, OH |
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Electric series-parallel switch
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Arthur F. Berger |
Dayton, OH |
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2,116,708
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May. 10, 1938
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Apparatus for compacting concrete
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Richard A. Niekamp |
Dayton, OH |
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2,261,477
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Nov. 04, 1941
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Electric motor
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William H. Kuner |
Vandalia, OH |
"This invention pertains... more particularly to an elongated motor assembly of relatively small diameter, adapted for insertion in well casings and other restricted spaces." |
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2,295,203
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Sep. 08, 1942
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Field ring
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Victor L. Darnell |
Dayton, OH |
The innovation in this patent is the use of a sheet metal housing with cast end bells, where the field laminations are press or shrink fit and punching, spinning or welding are used to create "abutments" for locating brush rings. |
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2,300,838
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Nov. 03, 1942
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Stoker motor control
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Carl H. Dicke |
Dayton, OH |
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2,320,379
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Jun. 01, 1943
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Electric motor gearing
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Richard A. Niekamp |
Dayton, OH |
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2,381,914
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Aug. 14, 1945
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Motor housing
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Victor L. Darnell |
Dayton, OH |
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Motor housing
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Jerome Leflar |
Dayton, OH |
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2,385,369
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Sep. 25, 1945
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Shaft coupling
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Richard A. Niekamp |
Dayton, OH |
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2,499,390
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Mar. 07, 1950
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Rotor for alternating current
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Henry M. Joy |
Dayton, OH |
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2,502,463
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Apr. 04, 1950
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Short circuiter for repulsion-induction electric motors
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Jerome Leflar |
Dayton, OH |
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2,586,867
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Feb. 26, 1952
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Governor
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Frederick E. Smith |
Dayton, OH |
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Governor
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Orland L. R. Schram |
Dayton, OH |
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D169,488
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May. 05, 1953
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Gearhead motor
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Robert L. Wolfe |
Springfield, OH |
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Gearhead motor
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William H. Kuner |
Dayton, OH |
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Gearhead motor
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Anthony G. Horvath |
Dayton, OH |
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D169,489
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May. 05, 1953
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Right angle gearhead motor
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Robert L. Wolfe |
Springfield, OH |
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Right angle gearhead motor
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William H. Kuner |
Dayton, OH |
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Right angle gearhead motor
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Anthony G. Horvath |
Dayton, OH |
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2,643,357
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Jun. 23, 1953
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Instantly reversible motor
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Loris D. Clark |
Dayton, OH |
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2,744,202
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May. 01, 1956
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Motor
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Robert L. Wolfe |
Springfield, OH |
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Motor
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William H. Kuner |
Dayton, OH |
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Motor
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Anthony G. Horvath |
Dayton, OH |
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