1935

"Beloit Iron Works"

Paper Machines:

   #223 Scott Paper #12        175" Fourdrinier    Pennsylvania   1500 f.  p. m.

* #224 Kimberly Clark #1    133" Tissue            Wisconsin        2000 f. p. m.

   #225 Alton #3                    168" Cylinder         Illinois             ---------

# First 2000 fpm tissue paper machine projected by the Beloit Iron Works.

Comments:

First suction drum press built for Eddy Paper Company, Three

Rivers, Michigan.

The Iron Works built a 185" wet end for Thames Board Mill,

England, the widest cylinder section ever built to date,

Produced two reels, five presses, two fourdriniers, two

dryer sections, and one calender stack, in addition to the wet end

mentioned above. Created a finished material storage facility.

Produced paper machinery: 8,811,639#

Castings produced: 8, 033,081#

Suction rolls: 55

Drives: 75

Dryers: 242

Pipe rolls averaged per month: 185

Number of employees; 380