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Cracker Ball released by electromagnet to crush scrap metal

Steel Cracker Ball released by electromagnet to crush scrap metal Date: circa 1920s

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Ball Breaking Breaks Casing Casings Cracker Crush Crushes Crushing Electro Heavy Magnet Magnetic Process Release Released Scrap Scrapping Smash Smashes Smashing Transporter Weight Electromagnet Magnetised


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This photograph showcases an intriguing moment in industrial history, depicting the release of a Cracker Ball - a large, heavy steel ball coated with a magnetic casing - as it is propelled towards a pile of scrap metal. The Cracker Ball, a revolutionary invention from the 1920s, was used primarily in the scrap metal industry for the efficient and effective crushing of oversized scraps. The Cracker Ball's release is initiated by an electromagnet, which holds the ball in place until the precise moment of impact. The magnetic casing ensures that the ball adheres to the metal, maximizing the force and efficiency of the crushing process. Once the ball makes contact with the scrap metal, it smashes and breaks the pieces into smaller, more manageable sizes. The Cracker Ball's design was a significant advancement in the scrap metal industry, streamlining the process and reducing the need for labor-intensive manual crushing methods. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the power and innovation of industrial technology during the 1920s. The heavy weight and strength of the Cracker Ball are evident in this image, as it prepares to release its destructive force upon the pile of scrap metal. The transporter, which holds the ball in place, is dwarfed by the sheer size and power of the Cracker Ball. This photograph is a testament to the ingenuity and progress of industrial technology, and a reminder of the historical significance of the scrap metal industry.

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