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USRE3505E
USRE3505E US RE3505 E USRE3505 E US RE3505E
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  • my invention consists of a composition, made by combining and mixing the following ingredients, namely, ground quartz, chloride of sodium, alum, bitartlate of potassa, copperas, carbonate of soda, muriate of-ammonia, sulphate of magnesia, and phosphate of iron.'
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J. B. RAND, O'F CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Letters Patent No. 87,968,-dated Mam-ch 16, 1869; reissue No. 3,505, dated June 15, 1869.
The Schedule referred to in the Letters Patent and making pait oft banana.
Know all men by thesc'presents:
That I, J. B. RAND, of Concord, county of Merrimack, and State of New Hampshire, have invented a new and useful Composition, to be Usedas a Substitute for Borax in Welding Iron and Steel.
The nature of my invention consists of a composition, made by combining and mixing the following ingredients, namely, ground quartz, chloride of sodium, alum, bitartlate of potassa, copperas, carbonate of soda, muriate of-ammonia, sulphate of magnesia, and phosphate of iron.'
The quartz I use, and which I prefer, is found in Lyndeborough, New Hampshire, which is a good quality of white quartz, but I do not limit myself to the quartz of this mine, as no doubt a like material may be. found in other places.
In carrying out my invention, I have the quartz crushed and ground fine. I also pulverize the other articles named above, and mix them in the following proportions Y Twenty-five pounds of ground quartz.
Nine ounces of chloride of sodium.
One ounce of alum.
One-fourth ounce bitaitrate of pota'ssa.
One ounce of carbonate of soda.
Eight ounces of copperas.
Four ounces of muriate of ammonia.
Half an ounce of sulphate of magnesia.
One ounce of phosphate of iron.
When the ingredients 'are thoroughly mixed together, the composition is ready for use.
Iron and steel will stand a greater degree of heat, without injury, with the use of this composition, thanthey will with borax. Besides, the cost of this composition is very much less than borax, necessaryto do the same amount of work, anddoes not injure iron and steel welded with it, as boraxdoes.
I cannotexplain the chemical action these ingreclient-shave upon each other, informing this weldingcomposition, but from numerous tests and experiments,
' in combining different materials, for a few years past,
in order to produce the best compound for weldingpurposes, I am satisfied that this is better than borax, or any composition ever before used for welding iron and steel.
I clailinas a new article of manufacture- A welding-composition, made of the ingredients and I, in the manner substantially as described and set forth in the specification. y In testimony that I claim the foregoing, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 28th day of April,
J. B. RAND. s.] Witnesses:
J. E. Lane, LUTHER ROBY.

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