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US Patent: 458,550
Process of and apparatus for separating dust from air
Patentee:
Oswald Kutsche (exact or similar names) - Chicago, IL

USPTO Classifications:
209/719, 209/721, 55/412, 55/427

Tool Categories:
woodworking machines : woodworking machine parts or accessories : waste collection mechanisms

Assignees:
Allington & Curtis Mfg. Co. - East Saginaw, MI

Manufacturer:
Allington & Curtis Mfg. Co. - East Saginaw, MI

Witnesses:
Frederick C. Goodwin
R. S. Webster

Patent Dates:
Applied: Oct. 11, 1886
Granted: Aug. 25, 1891

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Vintage Machinery entry for D. K. Allington
Description:
"My invention relates to the art of separating dust from air in flour and other mills, factories, &c., and has for its object the accomplishment of such separation in a simpler, more practical, and inexpensive manner than has heretofore been possible. Screens have been extensively used for this purpose; but separators or collectors built on this principle are necessarily bulky and do not free the air from dust as thoroughly as is desirable. It is the object of my present invention to devise an apparatus which should dispense with screens and perform their function in a more effectual manner than has heretofore been possible..."

This is one of the earliest patents we have found that uses a cyclonic separator. See also patent 400,391.

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