Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Taite, Howard and Co

From Graces Guide
June 1898.
August 1899.
1899. "Boyer" Hammer at work.

of 63 Queen Victoria Street, London

Compressed air supply for tools

John Charles Taite became interested in pneumatic tools.

1897 Manufacturer of pneumatic tools which were exhibited by Taite and Carlton

1899 The "Boyer" was a very favourable tool in the United States where its value had been recognised for several years past. The development of the piciple embodied in caulking and chipping hammers resulted in the production by Messrs. Taite, Howard and Co of Pneumatic Riveting Hammers, by means of which riveting is done without the assistance of the usual gap frame.[1]

Presumably succeeded by New Taite-Howard Pneumatic Tool Co


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