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US154742A US154742DA US154742A US 154742 A US154742 A US 154742A US 154742D A US154742D A US 154742DA US 154742 A US154742 A US 154742A
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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    • F16F1/02Springs made of steel or other material having low internal friction; Wound, torsion, leaf, cup, ring or the like springs, the material of the spring not being relevant
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    • F16F1/128Attachments or mountings with motion-limiting means, e.g. with a full-length guide element or ball joint connections; with protective outer cover
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  • the object of my invention is to prevent steel spiral springs fro'm becoming rusty when -exposed, and to accomplish this result by means of a cheap and ornamental coating, which may be readily applied to the surface of the springs without destroying their dexibility.
  • my invention consists of a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin, applied to its surface by means of any suitable process which will not injure the flexibility of the spring.
  • I deem it preferable to employ the following purpose of enameling the spring :4
  • the spring on being removed from the metallic bath, would be too soft for durable use as a spiral spring, it is immediately, on being removed froln said metallic bath, immersed in oil or water to harden and temper it.
  • the spring after receiving its first coating, and before being tempered in the manner described, is dipped into a second vessel containing melted tin and oil. The tempering can then be done, as described.
  • Hard or tempered tinned steel wire could not be formed into a spiral spring having a perfect face, and salable as an article of merchandise, without first drawing its temper, and, when the temper is drawn from hard steel wire, so that it may be formed into a spiral spring, as also soft steel tinned wire, would not be useful and durable as a spiral spring without being tempered, as hereinbefore described, after being' formed as a spiral spring.
  • A represents a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin in the manner described.
  • a new article of manufacture consisting of a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin, for the purpose specified.

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'L..C. BUYINGTUN.
Tin Coated Steel Bed-Springs.
N0154742. Patented Sept.8,'1874..
WI'TNESSES INVENTOR process for the UNITED STATES PATENT QEEIGE.
LEVI C. BOYINGTON, OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
IMPROV'EMENTAIN TIN-COATED STEEL BED-SPRINGS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent N o. 154,742, dated September 8, 1874; application filed v January 31, 1874.
ing hadvto the accompanying drawing, representing a steel spiral spring embodying my invention.
The object of my invention is to prevent steel spiral springs fro'm becoming rusty when -exposed, and to accomplish this result by means of a cheap and ornamental coating, which may be readily applied to the surface of the springs without destroying their dexibility. To this end my invention consists of a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin, applied to its surface by means of any suitable process which will not injure the flexibility of the spring.
I deem it preferable to employ the following purpose of enameling the spring :4 I form the spring', in any known manner, from soft steel wire, as hard steel wire would be tool 'stiff and brittle for that purpose, and the spring is then dipped into muriatic acid diluted with zinc until the acid will take no more. combination of melted lead and tin,in propontions of one of lead to two of tin. As the spring, on being removed from the metallic bath, would be too soft for durable use as a spiral spring, it is immediately, on being removed froln said metallic bath, immersed in oil or water to harden and temper it. When a brighter and smoother coating is desired, the spring, after receiving its first coating, and before being tempered in the manner described, is dipped into a second vessel containing melted tin and oil. The tempering can then be done, as described.
It is ther dipped into a' The spring, when taken `from the molten lead and tin, `or from the molten tin and oil, is as hot as would be required if it were to be heated in a lire for the purpose of being tem- V pered, and is hardened equally as much as it would be if tempered in the latter manner, and much more evenly, for the reason that when heated in a bath of molten metal the heat is more evenly distributed.
I am aware that iron and steel wire have been tinned and hardened at the time of drawing the wire, but I am not aware that atinned steel spiral spring has ever before been made or sold as an article of merchandise. Hard or tempered tinned steel wire could not be formed into a spiral spring having a perfect face, and salable as an article of merchandise, without first drawing its temper, and, when the temper is drawn from hard steel wire, so that it may be formed into a spiral spring, as also soft steel tinned wire, would not be useful and durable as a spiral spring without being tempered, as hereinbefore described, after being' formed as a spiral spring.
In the drawing, A represents a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin in the manner described. u
Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by.Letters Patent, is-
1. A new article of manufacture, consisting of a steel spiral spring provided with a coating of tin, for the purpose specified.
2. In the manufacture of steel spiral springs, the process of irstmakin g the springs o f steel wire sufciently soft to be bent in the form required, and afterward providing them with a coating of tin and tempering them, in the manner described.
LEVI C. BOYINGTON.
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N. C. GEIDLEY, F. F..WARNEE.
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