Category:Commercial canning equipment

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Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

B

Bliss canning machinery (44 F)

I

Iron Chink (42 F)

S

Smith Cannery Machines (2 C, 11 F)

Media in category "Commercial canning equipment"

The following 94 files are in this category, out of 94 total.

"Iron Chink" at work in Pacific American Fisheries cannery, 1905 (MOHAI 7030).jpg 700 × 525; 93 KB
Can Sealing.jpg 5,184 × 3,456; 6.42 MB
FishCan.jpg 621 × 455; 80 KB
FMIB 32555 Continuous Steam-Cooker.jpeg 660 × 483; 81 KB
FMIB 34476 Exhaust Boxes and the Double Seamers.jpeg 806 × 611; 125 KB
FMIB 34482 Making Salmon Cans.jpeg 823 × 637; 148 KB
FMIB 38722 Soldering Machine.jpeg 994 × 755; 226 KB
FMIB 38730 Filling Machine.jpeg 1,003 × 746; 263 KB
FMIB 38731 Topping Machine.jpeg 1,108 × 729; 239 KB
FMIB 38734 Lacquer Room.jpeg 985 × 596; 246 KB
FMIB 38742 Cutting Machine.jpeg 1,064 × 720; 231 KB
FMIB 44288 Latest Improved Farmer Salmon Cleaning Machine.jpeg 1,468 × 1,049; 458 KB
FMIB 44312 Labelling Machine.jpeg 1,355 × 1,001; 398 KB
FMIB 44318 Can Body Machine, United Can Company, Mnfrs.jpeg 640 × 527; 75 KB
FMIB 44319 Header, United Can Company, Mnfrs.jpeg 651 × 613; 80 KB
FMIB 44320 Can Tester, United Can Company, Mnfrs.jpeg 645 × 538; 75 KB
FMIB 44336 Kellington Rotary Can Washer, Schaake Machine Works, Seattle, Washington.jpeg 990 × 1,044; 153 KB
FMIB 44402 Retort Fitted with Schaake's Door.jpeg 662 × 979; 113 KB
FMIB 44403 Climax Can Topper.jpeg 1,210 × 699; 160 KB
FMIB 44404 Latest Improved Can Soldering Machine.jpeg 1,361 × 925; 305 KB
FMIB 44407 Eldridge Square Can Header and Squeezer.jpeg 931 × 1,097; 195 KB
FMIB 44409 Clark Kerosene Oil Heating System--Fire Pots.jpeg 673 × 420; 63 KB
FMIB 44411 Automatic Can Making Machinery - the Gray Body Machine Easily Adjusted for Divverent Sizes of Cans, Round or Square.jpeg 1,318 × 753; 177 KB
FMIB 44507 Canner's Favorite, Can Topper Machine.jpeg 1,103 × 921; 268 KB
FMIB 44516 No 15 K Automatic Round Can Header.jpeg 495 × 624; 78 KB
FMIB 44517 No 15 K Automatic Floater.jpeg 721 × 587; 137 KB
FMIB 44520 No 20 K Automatic Double End Crimping machine.jpeg 414 × 485; 60 KB
FMIB 44537 Sanitary Can Lock and Lap Seamer with Soldering Attachment no4.jpeg 1,227 × 645; 184 KB
FMIB 44538 Some of the Suppliles Required to Complete the 1911 Salmon Pack.jpeg 1,808 × 829; 315 KB
FMIB 44541 Troyer Can Body Machine Built by the Astoria Iron Works, Astoria, Oregon.jpeg 1,431 × 1,087; 474 KB
FMIB 44584 Dundon Patent Cannery Report with Patent Eccentric Door Locks.jpeg 1,071 × 797; 400 KB
FMIB 44585 Dundon Patent Steam Box with Counter-Weighted Door-Patent Eccentric Locks.jpeg 1,097 × 823; 332 KB
FMIB 44588 Astoria Iron Works new Two Spindle Sanitary Can Double Sealer.jpeg 764 × 1,011; 122 KB
FMIB 44589 Astoria Iron Works New Curling and Compound Machine.jpeg 974 × 1,173; 155 KB
FMIB 44590 Astoria Iron Works Can Filling Machine with Gheen Patent Salter.jpeg 883 × 1,114; 153 KB
FMIB 44702 Mechanical Filler This machine takes the dressed fish and automatically fills the cans Note the gloves worn by operators This.jpeg 1,286 × 974; 701 KB
FMIB 44705 Sanitary Double Seamer Automatically seals cans by double crimping the tops without the use of acid or solder This View.jpeg 1,313 × 974; 701 KB
FMIB 44726 Flat and Half Flat Fillers, Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 893 × 1,125; 274 KB
FMIB 44727 Weighing Machine, Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 973 × 813; 208 KB
FMIB 44745 Four Double Seamers in One - 100 Cans per Minute - Ams No 498 Double Seamer, Max Ams Machine Company.jpeg 715 × 1,173; 322 KB
FMIB 44751 Automatic Slitter, for cutting can bodies- Power Feed - Torris Wold & Company, Chicago, ILL.jpeg 495 × 511; 102 KB
FMIB 44752 Automatic Slitter for cutting can bodies- Grinding attachment - Torris Wold & Company, Chicago, ILL.jpeg 565 × 473; 135 KB
FMIB 44753 Lock and Lap Seam Body Maker, No 79- Torris Wold & Company, Chicago, ILL.jpeg 877 × 291; 91 KB
FMIB 44754 Our No 157 Automatic Sanitary Can Flanger - Torris Wold & Company, Chicago, ILL.jpeg 350 × 517; 68 KB
FMIB 44755 Lining Machine for Sanitary Ends Automatic, Simple and a Large Daily Output - Torris Wold & Company, Chicago, ILL.jpeg 355 × 528; 70 KB
FMIB 44809 First model of the automatic butchering machine, invented in 1904.jpeg 942 × 834; 259 KB
FMIB 44827 Flat and Half Flat Filling Machines - Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash Salt Attachment Flat Filling Machine with-sic-.jpeg 1,141 × 1,550; 316 KB
FMIB 44829 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, 601 Myrtle Avenue, Seattle, Washington - Body Former.jpeg 791 × 366; 81 KB
FMIB 44830 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, 601 Myrtle Avenue, Seattle, Washington - Double Seamer.jpeg 441 × 629; 70 KB
FMIB 44833 Angelus Two Spindle Automatic Double Seamer - Angelus Sanitary Can Machine Co, 310 North Avenue 19, Los Angeles, Cal.jpeg 909 × 925; 181 KB
FMIB 44879 Filling Machine (Patented Sept 24th, 1912)--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 479 × 732; 132 KB
FMIB 44881 Weighing Machine (Patented August 17, 1915; Aug 3, 1915)--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 511 × 678; 133 KB
FMIB 44882 Clincher (Patent applied for)--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 425 × 737; 109 KB
FMIB 44883 Double Seamer (Patent applied for)--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 549 × 743; 135 KB
FMIB 44884 Endless Diamond Chain Exhaust Box (Patented Sept 15, 1914)--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 1,097 × 678; 271 KB
FMIB 44885 Flat and Half-Flat Filling Machines--Manufactured by Burpee & Letson, Ltd, Vancouver, B C.jpeg 953 × 1,635; 577 KB
FMIB 44911 Seattle-Astoria Sanitary Can Filling Machine.jpeg 742 × 926; 128 KB
FMIB 44912 Sanitary Can Clincher (Seattle-Astoria Iron Works).jpeg 463 × 522; 57 KB
FMIB 44913 Seattle-Astoria Automatic Can Body Machine.jpeg 791 × 350; 83 KB
FMIB 44914 Troyer-Fox Double Seamer.jpeg 452 × 587; 72 KB
FMIB 44915 Automatic Flanger (Seattle-Astoria Iron Works).jpeg 355 × 592; 45 KB
FMIB 44916 Seattle-Astoria Can-End Making Line.jpeg 1,329 × 711; 189 KB
FMIB 44918 AMS High Speed Sanitary Can Machinery--No 498 Seamer.jpeg 1,006 × 909; 213 KB
FMIB 44935 Bouble Steamer (Patent applied for) (Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash).jpeg 549 × 705; 137 KB
FMIB 44936 Endless Diamond Chain Exhaust Box (Patented Sept 15, 1914) (Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash).jpeg 1,001 × 587; 217 KB
FMIB 44937 Clincher (Patent applied for) (Burpee & Letson, Ltd, South Bellingham, Wash).jpeg 479 × 732; 127 KB
FMIB 44961 Interior View of Sanitary Can Washer - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 1,027 × 549; 298 KB
FMIB 44962 Jensen Can Filling Machine - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 855 × 947; 291 KB
FMIB 44963 Seattle-Astoria Automatic Can Body Machine - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 801 × 366; 174 KB
FMIB 44964 Troy-Fox Double Seamer - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 484 × 539; 117 KB
FMIB 44965 Automatic Flanger - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 366 × 576; 69 KB
FMIB 44966 Seattle-Astoria Can-End Making Line - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 1,323 × 716; 434 KB
FMIB 45045 Hood Industrial Tractor Hauling 8 12 Tons of Salmon at Apex Fish Co Anacortes, Wash.jpeg 1,033 × 581; 263 KB
FMIB 45136 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, Seattle, Wash Flat Filler.jpeg 705 × 931; 159 KB
FMIB 45137 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, Seattle, Wah Spiral Can Feet.jpeg 1,162 × 1,033; 219 KB
FMIB 45138 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, Seattle, Wash New Non-Spill Closing Machine.jpeg 979 × 737; 191 KB
FMIB 45147 Flat Filling Machine with Salter Attachment (Patented Sept 24, 1912) - Burpee & Letson, Limited, So Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 608 × 1,049; 178 KB
FMIB 45148 Weighinb Machine - Burpee & Letson, Limited, So Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 521 × 619; 52 KB
FMIB 45149 Closing Machine - Burpee & Letson, Limited, So Bellingham, Wash.jpeg 613 × 700; 87 KB
FMIB 45320 Troyer-Fox Rotary Clincher - Seattle-Astoria Iron Works.jpeg 1,191 × 920; 357 KB
FMIB 47599 Improved Jensen Can Filler - the Jensen Can Filler is known to everyone who has ever operated a salmon cannery or ever had.jpeg 1,006 × 1,189; 188 KB
FMIB 47616 Ready for the Tops These cans have just come from the Automatic Sanitary Filler and are being put through the topping machine.jpeg 1,323 × 1,006; 676 KB
FMIB 47617 Passing Through the Exhaust Boxes Every can travels a distance of 300 feet through the steam box, requiring 15 minutes and at a.jpeg 1,291 × 963; 731 KB
FMIB 47618 Ready for the Retorts After leaving the double seamer the cans are put into coolers, piled on trucks and wheeled to the retorts.jpeg 1,291 × 974; 621 KB
FMIB 47619 Retorts Here the sealed cans are cooked for an hour and fifteen minutes at a temperature of 242 degrees farenheit and a pressure.jpeg 1,189 × 807; 660 KB
FMIB 47643 Seattle-Astoria Iron Works, 601 Myrtle Street, Seattle, USA - Manufacturers of Troyer-Fox Sanitary Can-making and Canners.jpeg 1,808 × 1,291; 760 KB
FMIB 47644 Troyer-Fox, High-Speed, Non-Spill Capping Machines for applying the tops and closing friction-top cans Same design used in.jpeg 1,211 × 1,033; 233 KB
FMIB 49062 Tables for washing salmon in cannery.jpeg 1,201 × 868; 242 KB
FMIB 49064 Cutting machine in salmon cannery, showing fish in elevator leading up to revolving knives.jpeg 1,219 × 850; 232 KB
FMIB 49066 Machine which automatically fills salmon cans.jpeg 1,218 × 807; 202 KB
FMIB 49067 Automatic Machine for putting tops on cans filled with salmon.jpeg 1,175 × 815; 196 KB
Retorts at Pacific American Fisheries salmon canning factory, 1910 (MOHAI 6169).jpg 901 × 700; 91 KB
Surf Packing Co interior, Aberdeen, Washington, 1915 (COBB 186).jpeg 768 × 616; 161 KB
Workers at the Semiahmoo cannery, Washington, August 1918 (COBB 35).jpeg 398 × 511; 78 KB

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