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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Summary of various patent specifications related to automotive components.

Identifier  ExFiles\Box 147\4\  scan0101
Date  26th September 1940 guessed
  
No. Patentee. Title.

Irons in which a graphitizing
agent is used small quantities of
tellurium are added.

525,487. H.{Arthur M. Hanbury - Head Complaints} Cayton. Automatic adjusting
devices for the brake
shoe of brakes for
automobile or other
vehicles.

In brakes of the type in which
the spacing of the ends of
internally expanding shoes is
enlarged by a rod having right hand
and left hand threads operated by
a pawl operating on a ratchet wheel,
the pawl is operated by the pull of
the brake actuating mechanism and
not by a spring on the return move-
ment as formerly.

525,504 Bendix Aviation Corporation Engine-starter drives.

Automobile type engine starter
of the type which has a body of elastically
deformable material forming a connection
between the pinion and the driving member.
According to the invention the elastically
deformable body is of conoidal form and a
torque responsive element co-operates with
it to flatten it gradually and increase
the frictional engagement.

525,553 F.{Mr Friese} Porsche Sheet metal doors.

Automobile saloon doors made of an
inner and outer sheet metal shell
and strengthened by overlapping portions
at the bottom.

525,630 R.{Sir Henry Royce} Bosch. Ges. Fuel injectors for
internal combustion
engines.

One member carrying the
fuel feed pipe is engaged
by a thread with another
member which engages with
the cylinder walls, a sleeve
holds these two members to-
gether being engaged with
at least one of them by a
series of fine intermeshing
teeth.
  
  


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