You’ve tied the knot. And now it’s time for that long-planned honeymoon. Where to? A foreign city, swarming with life, a history lesson on every corner? A cruise where you recline in a deck chair, a blanket across your lap and an ocean breeze across your upturned face? If your preference is someplace warm with palm trees gently swaying above your head, call the number above.
Shown here are the tungsten carbide components of an assembly manufactured by Philadelphia Carbide Co. of Oreland, PA. The assembly, which Philadelphia Carbide refers to as a “hamster cage,” consists of the main round housing, the end cap and 16 rectangle fins. The 16 long slots in the main housing are electrical discharge machined; the rectangle fins fit into the long slots. The three components, all ground to tolerances of +/- .001, are furnace-brazed together to form the final assembly---a mill used for pulverizing and classifying particulate material
