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Canton-based Timken Corporation created this roller bearing used on the Date: 22 cm). by 8.5" (22 by space shuttle in 1995. The shuttle"s landing wheel cone assembly orbited Earth 142 times and traveled 3.7 million miles. The roller bearing measures approximately 8.5"

their buggies and wagons. Making roller bearings for other manufacturers became to Timken Carriage Company in 1898 in St. Louis, Missouri. The company developed a new building. the business soon after. As their business grew, they realized their distance from the company"s focus. Henry Timken patented a tapered roller bearing in 1898 and started a company of produce it in 1899. Henry"s sons, Henry H. (H.H.) and William R. (W.R.) Timken, took over the steel market was resulting in high freight costs and shipping delays. They chose Canton as their new location and in 1901 they broke ground for a The Timken Company began as the new kind on roller bearing that they first used

to see the item or full collection in its original (non-digital) format, please contact of roller bearings, alloy and specialty steels, and related products. Their bearings have been used in all types of cars to contributing institution. Contact information is provided below.


 
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The Timken Company became an international leader in the production or vehicles from trains to space shuttles. Timken produced more than 6 billion bearings between 1899 and 2003. the For more information, duplication requests,
Timken Company McKinley Museum and National Memorial
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Canton, OH 44708-4800
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Timken Roller Bearing

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