September 13, 1918.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

[supplement PAGE XIII.

577

HEAD, WRIGHTSON & CO. LTD.

Thornaby & Stockton-on-Tees.

London Office—S, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. 1.

THE

“MARCUS”

HORIZONTAL

SCREEN-CONVEYOR

IS STILL

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE.

ALTHOUGH ALL PULSATING

CONVEYORS CAUSE SHOCK THIS CAN BE

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REDUCED

TO

A

MINIMUM

BY

ADOPTING

THE

MARCUS.

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OVER 100 UNITS
HAVE BEEN INSTALLED
IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SINCE 1914.

350 UNITS
ARE GIVING UNQUALIFIED SATISFACTION
IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

23 UNITS

ARE WORKING IN THE
DOMINION OF CANADA.

■t MARCUS SCREENS.

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MARCUS INSTALLATION IN THE
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.

Blast Furnace Plant
Bunkers (Steel)
Bridges
Crushing Plant
Coal Shippers
Castings
Coal Washers
Chairs

Coke Screens

Colliery Plant
Cages
Cage Props
Conveyors
Caissons
Detaching Hooks
Drop Forgings
Dock Cates
Elevators

Friction Clutches
Forgings
Gantries
Grinding Pans
Headgears
Hoists
Mining Plant
Marcus Screens
Mota nos Washers

Nissen Stamp Mills
Pit Tubbing

Pulleys and Pulley

Blocks

Rollers

Roofs

Stampings

Steel Wagons

Steel Chimneys

Screens
Storage Bunkers
Shippers
Tub Creepers
Tipplers
Tanks
Wagons
Wagon Hoists