A six ton drop hammer
Art ART23106 Second World War, 1939-1945A worker operates a heavy hammer, as used by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This 3500 ton hydraulic press was used by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation for the pressing of aircraft parts.
A worker operates a heavy hammer, as used by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation.
This depicts one of many large presses used to produce aircraft parts at Richards Industries, Ltd, Adelaide during the Second World War.
The work depicts the press shop at General Motors Holden, Woodville, SA, with the big Hamilton press and other presses being used for aircraft work.
COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT FACTORY. ASSEMBLING THE HYDRAULIC CONTROL SHELF, THE PARTS OF WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, ALONG WITH THE THOUSANDS OF PARTS FOR OTHER SUB-ASSEMBLIES. (N

AUSTRALIA BUILDS THE MACHINES TO MAKE THE MUNITIONS. HERE IS AN AUSTRALIAN MADE 2000-TON HYDRAULIC FORGING PRESS FORGING A STEEL INGOT FOR A 3.7 INCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN BARREL.

One of six drawings in the collection made by Emerson Curtis at the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Factory, Fisherman's Bend, Melbourne.