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  1. Clarence Winfred Spicer (November 30, 1875 – November 21, 1939) was an American automotive engineer and inventor, best known for the first practical design and use of the universal joint in automotive applications.

  2. 1875 - 1939. Clarence W. Spicer invented the first viable automotive universal joint, which he used to develop a driveshaft for transferring power from the engine to the axle. Before Spicers invention, power transmission in automobiles was accomplished by a chain and sprockets. He founded the Spicer Universal Joint Manufacturing Company ...

  3. El invento de Spicer eliminó los molestos ruidos y rozamientos de las transmisiones. Clarence Winfred Spicer estudio ingeniería mecánica en la Alfred University entre 1891 y 1894. Más tarde amplió sus estudios en la Cornell University, y a principios de siglo, decidió diseñar y construir el prototipo de un vehículo a motor.

  4. Tuesday 21st November 1939 Clarence W Spicer (64), builder of the prototype 1903 Spicer while a student at Cornell University, New York and later the inventor of the first practical driveshaft and a manufacturer of universal joints, died in Miami (US).

  5. Clarence Spicer starts his company on April 1, based on his patented invention of the encased universal joint, in Plainfield, New Jersey. The first C.W. Spicer "U-joints" are shipped to Corbin Motor Company in Connecticut.

  6. Spicer Manufacturing Company was an American manufacturer of automotive parts, including the Spicer joint, invented by Clarence W. Spicer . History. Starting in April 1904, Spicer's patented joint was initially manufactured through an arrangement with the Potter Printing Press Company in Plainfield, New Jersey.

  7. Sede corporativa de Dana, Maumee, OH. 1904. Clarence W. Spicer, ingeniero, inventor y fundador de la compañía, comenzó a fabricar juntas universales en Plainfield, Nueva Jersey. Las primeras "articulaciones en U" de C.W. Spicer se envían a Corbin Motor Company en Connecticut. 1905.