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1975 Press Photo General Electric worker checks dimensions of 16-foot gear blank
Steel Donut?--Well, not exactly. This workman is checking dimensions in a 16-foot gear blank at General Electric's marine turbine and gear manufacturing facility in Lynn, MA. After teeth ar cut (or hobbed) into this gear to tolerances more precise than n a delicate watch, it will become part of the propulsion system of a tanker. Shipowners and operators throughout the world use General Electric marine stam turbines and gears.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
Steel Donut?--Well, not exactly. This workman is checking dimensions in a 16-foot gear blank at General Electric's marine turbine and gear manufacturing facility in Lynn, MA. After teeth ar cut (or hobbed) into this gear to tolerances more precise than n a delicate watch, it will become part of the propulsion system of a tanker. Shipowners and operators throughout the world use General Electric marine stam turbines and gears.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
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Steel Donut?--Well, not exactly. This workman is checking dimensions in a 16-foot gear blank at General Electric's marine turbine and gear manufacturing facility in Lynn, MA. After teeth ar cut (or hobbed) into this gear to tolerances more precise than n a delicate watch, it will become part of the propulsion system of a tanker. Shipowners and operators throughout the world use General Electric marine stam turbines and gears.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1975.
Photo measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches.
