André Galle

French · 1761–1844

In 1829, he patented a type of roller chain, known as a leaf chain, which is still used for low-speed, heavy duty applications.

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Who André Galle was

André Galle was a French engraver and medallist. In 1829, he patented a type of roller chain, known as a leaf chain, which is still used for low-speed, heavy duty applications. It was not put into production during his lifetime.

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