1930s Penberthy Injector Company catalog

Description: Penberthy Injector Company catalog, originally published by Penberthy Injector Co., Detroit, Mich. 8½ x 11 paperback, 44 pages. Reprinted in 2018 by Engineers and Engines magazine. Please note this book is new, not used. It is a facsimile reproduction, NOT an original. The accompanying pictures have been scanned from a reprint, not the original. Homer Pennock and William Penberthy established The Penberthy Injector Company in April 1886 in Detroit to manufacture injectors for steam engines. Penberthy remained profitable and independent for 70 years, until 1956, when the company was bought by the Buffalo-Eclipse Corporation. Beginning in 1986, Penberthy has been bought and operated by a number of corporations: Stanwich Industries, Inc. in 1986 and shortly after by Devlieg-Bullard, Inc.; Newflo Corporation in 1992; Precision Castparts Corporation a few years later; Tyco International Inc. in 2000; and Pentair Ltd. in 2012. In 2017, Penberthy was was acquired by its current parent, the Emerson Electric Company. Over this century and a half, Penberthy has manufactured and sold steam injectors; ball valve automatic injectors; gauges; faucets; lubricators; brass hose nozzles; carburetors; ejectors; jet pumps and syphons; foot valves; strainers; "noiseless" water heaters; sump pumps & cellar drainerss; mileage testers; and drier equipment (for paper industry). This richly illustrated catalog from the 1930s provides clear and crisp black and white drawings and photos of the full range of Penberthy products at the time, includes some technical and physical specifications. Included in the contents are: In Case of Trouble With the Injector How to Connect the Penberthy Injector How to Select the Right Injector

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