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John Baptist Kramer

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John B. Kramer was born and grew up in Germany.

1908 he founded Kramos Ltd in Bath, Somerset. He was a pioneer of small electric drilling and grinding machines, electric lifting magnets and monorail hoists[1].

1909 Kramer went to Birmingham to join his business with that of GEC at Witton as Witton Kramer Electric Tool and Hoist Works.

WW1 Mr. Kramer worked closely with several branches of the British Government. He was engaged to develop the Sir Percy Scott Electro-magnet mine and the Kramer Kapp Detector was tried in connection with trench signalling experiments.

After the war he resumed his private research work, resulting in the discovery of the use of weaker radioactive substances for medical purposes.

1939 Mr. Kramer retired from the now well known Witton Kramer.

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Sources of Information

  1. Witton Kramer company history http://www.wittonkramer.com/about.htm