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WAR DEPARTMENT ARMY AIRFORCES MATERIEL CENTER
DISTRICT
INDUSTRIAL SURVEY
Dftte of fteliaiurr Server
I. GENERAL
Dftte of Bttwjr or Detailed Server
1. Name of firm...............
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2. Address__________........:4520,I*. imJIWe :Shto, m*..........................................................................
3. Rating: Thomas........................................................... Dun-Bradstreet.................................................................or
Approximate Physical Value of Plant
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4. Name and address of controlling firm........................................... .... .................................................... ...........................
(If port of another faeilltr)
(laeert relatioaship. a. "Divialoa of** or "Plant of." etc.)
s. Facility and official therein charged with government planning contracts........
6. Existing Army or Navy status of allocation 7. Name and title of principal officials.............
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(Place name of official Interviewed la paraatheaia)
S. Past or present Contractor for War or Navy Department?
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state Bare*a. or Sepply Arm* and Barrlee)
II. PLANT OPERATION
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(City)
(State)
(A. A. F. Proe. Diet.)
(W. D. Proo. Zone)
10. A brief written description of plant layout, grounds, number and type of existing buildings, new construction of additional buildings and grounds in case of expansion or conversion of old buildings for expansion, etc.
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11. Productive floor space area (exclusive of Office, Admin., etc.) .............................. ...................... ..............................
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12., Square feet in use____ZsTt...?..._____________ Not used
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< .trnMinimum ceiling height --_______V.JT...-- ft.
Column Spacing....... --.ifcA................................. ft.
Maximum ceiling height SLa. ____ 6SL____ft.
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13. Is expansion posable___ ./feiS.___ ............................................................................................................J.....................
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14. Approximate number of productive employees (a) currently or (b) normally employed (working......../..............
shifts,-----------.----------- hours, each)
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15. Estimated maximum number that could be employed working 3 rotating shifts, 28 hours per day, 7 days per
week,.................................................................... .Total.
16. In case of plant expansion, labor would be available:
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17. Number of aliens employed..... ............................Q_... ........................ ..........
18. Power and fuel:
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Approximate consumption per month: POWER
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Additional estimated for contemplated ___./f..6r.:..>T!??...5...........N.tX.?.. expansion (Par. 13)
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19. List processes involved in manufacturing your products, (example: stamping, forging, heat treatment, etc.)
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20. TRANSPORTATION AND SHIPPING FACILITIES:
a. Capacity of private rail-siding .................... ......... ..............................................cars.
b. Distance to nearest freight depot
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c. Distance to nearest airport........................................ ............................................... miles. d. Distance to nearest docks....................................... .>3......................................... miles.
21. List below principal normal peacetime products and yearly dollar value
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TOTAL YEARLY PRODUCTION DOLLAR VALUE
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22. ESTIMATED PRODUCTION IN DOLLARS DURING NEXT 12 MONTHS. <Bm4 m put paHonauu ut wmbiMi ttpcttfw)
a. Prime Contracts. Give value of all direct prime contracts for Army and Navy (including those under Defense
Aid program) now in effect
If you have any military contracts placed directly by foreign governments,
give name --------------------- .............................................................and value b. Contributory Army and Navy Contracts or Orders.
$____ ____________________ $________________________
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c. Civilian. Give estimated dollar value of products intended for normal civilian market
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If all or a portion of this production is considered vital to civilian welfare give comments on reverse side.
d. Free Capacity. Estimated dollar value of possible production not listed under a. b, and c, which includes ex
pansion now in process and possible increase in additional machine and man hours
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e. Total of a, b, c and d.
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23. PRINCIPAL SUPPLIERS
NAMES OF YOUR PRINCIPAL SUB-CONTRACTORS OR SUPPLIERS ESSENTIAL TO THE MILITARY PRODUCTION LISTED UNDER PAR. 22, a AND b.
ITEM, MATERIAL OR SERVICES
ESTIMATED PROBABLE DOLLAR VALUE
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28. ' Additional pertinent comments upon labor, raw material, power and fuel situations, current practices, shop methods, availability of rail, water or air transportation facilities, etc.
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26. MACHINE TOOL AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY
NOTE--Please furnish on separate sheets a detailed list giving the following information on each machine tool and piece of equipment listed below:-- Name of machine, msnnfactnrers name, type or model, size or capacity, and condition. _________________ _
QUAN TITY
NAME OF MACHINE
QUAN TITY
NAME OF MACHINE
QUAN TITY
NAME OF MACHINE
GAUGE MFG. (indicate by "X")
Snap Bing Thread Form
GEAR MACHINERY jj
Generators Hobbers Shapers
|l MACHNG. & TOOL EQPT.
i; Lathe
! Miller, Die Sinker ! Miller, Universal
Miller, Vertical Miller, Horizontal Miller, Thread Miller, Slab i Miller, Hand ! Planer | Shaper, Vertical j Shaper, Horizontal I Drill Press i Drill, Radial i Drill, Mult. Spindle
Drill, Bench Drill, Deep Hole Boring Mill, Vertical i Boring Mill, Rot. Table
i Horizontal
i Swaging
l Profiling Broaching
I Band Saw, Metal Hack Saw, Power Jig Borer, Duplicating Contour Saw, Doall Type Borematic
I SCREW MACHINE Automatic Turret Hand
GRINDERS Cylindrical
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Internal : External !' Surface
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Cutter & Tool
Thread Gear Centerless Universal Disc Portable-Air Portable-Electric Honers Lappers
SHEET METAL EQUIP.
Squaring Shear, Foot Squaring Shear, Power Shear, Rotary Router Nibbler Bandsaw, Metal Press, Punch Press, Hydraulic Press, Toggle Brake, Power Brake, Hand Forming Rolls, Hand Power Hammer, Power Lathe, Spinning Draw Bench Slitter Tube Benders
RIVETING EQUIP.
Portable Air Rivet Squeezer Rivet Electric Rivet Automatic
FOUNDRIES
METALS--8-HOUR
CAPACITY
(indicate by "X")
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Gray Iron .... ..................lbs. ;
Steel ___________
lbs.j
Brass ..................
lbs.|
jBronze............................lbs. !
Aluminum .................... lbs.
Magnesium ................ _lbs. ]
Die Casting ............... .lb3.|
Centrifugal ..................lbs. :
EQUIPMENT:
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FORGING METAL:-(indicate by `X")
Brass Steel Aluminum
Magnesium Cold Type Hot Type EQUIPMENT: Board Drop Hammers Steam Hammers Upsetter Machines Presses
PLATING TYPE--8-Hour Capacity
(indicate by "X")
Anodize--_____ ,____sq.ft. Alumilit--__________ sq. ft. Cadmium____________ sg.ft. Chromiumsq. ft. Copper------------------- sq.ft. Brass---------------------sq.ft.
INSPECTION AND TEST EQUIPMENT
X-ray Metallurgical Tensile Te3t Brinell Rockwell Scleroscope JIagnaflux
WELDING EQUIP.
Arc Welder Gas Welder Spot Buttwelding Tube Welding Seam Welding Torch Soldering
HEAT TREAT AND HARDEN PROCESS:
(indicate by "X")
Carburizing Cyaniding Nitriding Heat Treat, Steel Heat Treat, Al. Alloy EQUIPMENT:
PATTERN SHOP Wood Metal
OTHER TYPES
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NOTE--Please furnish on separate sheets a detailed list giving the following information on each machine tool and
piece of equipment listed below:--
Name of machine, manufacturers name, type or model, size or capacity, and condition.
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GAUGE MFG. (indicate by "X") Snap Ring Thread Form
GEAR MACHINERY
Generators Hobbers Shapers
MACHNG. & TOOL EQPT. it
lathe
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Miller, Die Sinker
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1i Miller, Universal Miller, Vertical
Miller, Horizontal
Miller, Thread Miller, Slab
I Miller, Hand
! Planer I Shaper, Vertical
j Shaper, Horizontal
j Drill Press
Drill, Radial Drill, Mult. Spindle
Drill, Bench
i, Drill, Deep Hole
Boring Mill, Vertical Boring Mill, Rot. Table
Horizontal
Swaging
Profiling
Broaching
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Band Saw, Metal Hack Saw, Power
Jig Borer,
Duplicating
Contour Saw, Doall Type
Borematic
NAME OF MACHINE
QUAN.
TITY
NAME OF MACHINE
Cutter & Tool Thread Gear Centerless Universal Disc Portable-Air Portable-Electric Honers tappers
SHEET METAL EQUIP.
Squaring Shear, Foot Squaring Shear, Power Shear, Rotary Router Nibbler Bandsaw, Metal Press, Punch Press, Hydraulic Press, Toggle Brake, Power Brake, Hand Forming Rolls, Hand Power Hammer, Power Lathe, Spinning Draw Bench Slitter Tube Benders
Magnesium Cold Type Hot Type
EQUIPMENT: Board Drop Hammers Steam Hammers Upsetter Machines Presses
PLATING TYPE--8-Hour Capacity
(indicate by "X")
Anodize--__________sq.ft.
Alumilit--_____
sq.ft.
Cadmium____________ sg. ft.
Chromium___________ sq.ft.
Copper--___________sq.ft.
Brass--.sq.ft.
INSPECTION AND TEST EQUIPMENT
X-ray Metallurgical
Tensile Test Brinell Rockwell Scleroseope Magnaflux
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RIVETING EQUIP.
Portable Air Rivet Squeezer Rivet Electric Rivet Automatic
FOUNDRIES METALS--8-HOUR
CAPACITY (indicate by "X")
Gray Iron------------------ lbs.
Steel ............................. .lbs.
Brass ..............
lbs.
Bronze___ _____
lbs.
Aluminum _______ .lbs.
Magnesium .............. lbs.
Die Casting ...... _..lbs.
Centrifugal ...................lbs.
WELDING EQUIP.
Arc Welder Gas Welder Spot Buttwelding Tube Welding Seam Welding Torch Soldering
HEAT TREAT AND HARDEN PROCESS:
(indicate by "X")
Carburizing Cyaniding Nitriding Heat Treat, Steel Heat Treat, Al. Alloy EQUIPMENT:
SCREW MACHINE Automatic Turret Hand
GRINDERS Cylindrical Internal External Surface
EQUIPMENT:
FORGING METAL:-(indicate by "X") Brass Steel Aluminum
PATTERN SHOP Wood Metal
OTHER TYPES
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING OUT PAGE 6,
CURRENT ORDERS INVOLVING ITEMS FOR AIR FORCES
(Entries under this heading are concerned only with orders or contracts NOW in effect with the Air Services, and important subcontracts.)
In Column 8
Enter only Priority Ratings for each current order or contract listed in Column 9. If more than one rating applies, list all ratings assigned.
In Column 9
a. Current Orders include only such production as has not yet been accomplished on contracts in force. Any portions completed prior to the date of this survey are not to be considered. Estimate percent of production of items under Current Orders done outside of plant on subcontract.
b. So far as practicable and consistent with the quantities and importance of the material involved, group the items to avoid necessity of listing several contracts for the same item, or several contracts for relatively small quantities of closely related items.
c. If entries are for subcontracts, so indicate, and list names of prime contractors.
In Column 10 Enter Unit of Measure applying to each contract, i. e., "each", "lbs", "tons", etc.
In Column 11
Enter quantity, in units, of the Orders or Contracts you plan to deliver during the next 12 months. If any Orders or Contracts, or portion thereof, require more than 12 months for final delivery show also the quantities that will be delivered after 12 months. Do not include portions of Orders or Contracts already manufactured.
In Column 12 Enter approximate dollar value of items listed in Column 11, showing the value of deliveries to be made within 12 months and also, if any, those to be made after 12 months.
In Column 14 Enter opposite each Order or Contract, the date first delivery will be made, and the date delivery will be completed. If first delivery has already been made, give date of this survey.
In Column 15
Enter estimated Potential Maximum Monthly Production of each item for the next 12 months, con sidering your plant as it is today (plus anyexpansion now under way) and assuming your plant will work the full number of shifts and hours consistent with your local conditions. Ifncreased production is anticipated, also show such future maximum monthly production and the date on which this will be available.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING OUT PAGE 7.
In Column 9a List only items you believe you can now manufacture directly or indirectly for the Air Services, OTHER than items listed under "Current Orders and Contracts" (Page 6, Column 9).
In Column 10a Enter Unit of Measure applying to each item, i. e., "ea.", "lbs.", "tons", etc.
In Column 11a Enter your estimate of the Quantity, in units, which you would be willing to undertake to manufacture.
In Column 12a Enter approximate dollar value of items listed in Column 1 la.
In Column 14a Enter earliest possible date you could make initial delivery of listed items on an order or contract, and the date on which you could complete delivery.
In Column 15a
Enter estimated Potential Maximum Monthly Production during the next 12 months, considering your plant as it is today (plus any expansion now under way), and assuming plant will work the full number of shifts and hours consistent with your local conditions.
NOTE:--Recheck entries in Columns 9 to 15, inclusive, (Page 6) to see that they are in agreement. Recheck entries in Columns 9a to 15a, inclusive, (Page 7) to see that they are in agreement.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING OUT PAGE 7.
In Column 9a List only items you believe you can now manufacture directly or indirectly for the Air Services, OTHER than items listed under "Current Orders and Contracts" (Page 6, Column 9)
In Column 10a Enter Unit of Measure applying to each item, i. e., "ea.", "lbs.", "tons", etc.
In Column 11a Enter your estimate of the Quantity, in units, which you would be willing to undertake to manufacture.
In Column 12a Enter approximate dollar value of items listed in Column 1 la.
In Column 14a Enter earliest possible date you could make initial delivery of listed items on an order or contract, and the date on which you could complete delivery.
In Column 15a Enter estimated Potential Maximum Monthly Production during the next 12 months, considering
your plant as it is today (plus any expansion now under way), and assuming pljnt will wqk the full
number of shifts and hours consistent with your local conditions.
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NOTE:--Recheck entries in Columns 9 to 15, inclusive, (Page 6) to see that they are in agreement. Recheck entries in Columns 9a to 15a, inclusive, (Page 7) to see that they are in agreement.
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XC-m-irT44t-ll-Hll HbitUfa. INSTRUCTIONS FOB FILLING OUT PAGE 6.
CURRENT ORDERS INVOLVING ITEMS FOR AIR FORCES
(Entries under this heading are concerned only with orders or contracts NOW in effect with the Air Services, and important subcontracts.)
In Column 8
Enter only Priority Ratings for each current order or contract listed in Column 9. If more than one rating applies, list all ratings assigned.
In Column 9
a. Current Orders include only such production'as has not yet been accomplished on contracts in force. Any portions completed prior to the date of this survey are not to be considered. Estimate percent of production of items under Current Orders done outside of plant on subcontract
b. So far as practicable and consistent with the quantities and importance of the material involved, group
the items to avoid necessity of listing several contracts for the same item, or several contracts for
relatively, small quantities of closely related items.
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c. If entries are for subcontracts, so indicate, and list names of prime contractors.
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In Column 10 Enter Unit of Measure applying to each contract, i. e., "each", "lbs", "tons", etc.
In Column 11
Enter quantity, in units, of the Orders or Contracts you plan to deliver during the next 12 months. If any Orders or Contracts, or portion thereof, require more than 12 months for final delivery show also the quantities that will be delivered after 12 months. Do not include portions of Orders or Contracts already manufactured.
In Column 12 Enter approximate dollar value of items listed in Column 11, showing the value of deliveries to be made within 12 months and also, if any, those to be made after 12 months.
In Column 14 Enter opposite each Order or Contract, the date first delivery will be made, and the date delivery wifi he completed. If first delivery has already been made, give date of this survey.
In Column 15
Enter estimated Potential Maximum Monthly Production of each item for the next 12 months, con sidering your plant as it is today (plus anyexpansion now undtr way) and assuming your plant will work the full number of shifts and hours consistent with your local conditions. I| increased production is anticipated, also show such future maximum monthly production and the date on which this will be available.
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