George A. Mitchell Co.
557 McClurg Road
P.O. Box 3727
Youngstown, OH 44513
Phone: 330-758-5777
Fax: 330-758-7263
Recent Content on The Fabricator for George A. Mitchell Co.
Drawing tube with a varying wall thickness
While drawing tube to change its dimensions is nothing new, drawing with a tightly controlled dynamic mandrel is a unique technology that can impart a varying wall thickness.
Mitchell manufactures push pointer for cold drawing copper tubes
George A. Mitchell Co. has been contracted to supply a 33/50,000-lb. four-die inline hydraulic push pointer for a North American manufacturer of cold-drawn copper tubes.
Mitchell manufactures push pointer for cold-drawn steel tube producer
George A. Mitchell Co., Youngstown, Ohio, has been contracted to supply a 33,000-lb., five-die rotary hydraulic push pointer for a U.S. manufacturer of cold-drawn steel tubes. This type of machine is used when more than three dies are needed to accomplish a specific schedule of point reductions...
Mitchell to supply push pointer to aluminum tube manufacturer
George A. Mitchell Co., Youngstown, Ohio, has been contracted to supply a 12,500-lb., three-die, inline hydraulic push pointer to a U.S. manufacturer of cold-drawn aluminum tubes for the aerospace industry. The machine produces a 6-in. point length with a three-die reduction in five seconds, says...
George A. Mitchell Co. appoints president
Youngstown, Ohio-based George A. Mitchell Co., a manufacturer of push-pointing equipment for the tube and rod drawing industry and cold forming machines for tubular part production, has named Paul F. Russo as president. Russo joined the company in 1984 as an R&D engineer. He was named vice...
George A. Mitchell Co. appoints director of sales and engineering
George A. Mitchell Co., Youngstown, Ohio, a producer of push pointing equipment and cold forming equipment for the tube industry, has appointed Craig H. Kyle to the newly created position of director of sales and engineering. Kyle has more than 12 years of experience in the pipe and tube...
Tube prep for the drawing step
Pointing, sometimes called tagging or swaging, is a process that reduces a tube's end to permit it to pass through a draw die for a drawing operation. After the tube end goes through the draw die, gripper jaws converge on the point to begin the draw operation. Push pointing is accomplished by gripping a tube and advancing pointing dies over the end, resulting in a reduced end diameter.