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Bostik

From Graces Guide
Sept 1940.
1950.
1951.
April 1951.
July 1952.
October 1955.
October 1956.
1959.
October 1959.
October 1960.
October 1961.
1964.

Made by B. B. Chemical Co.

Bostik Industrial Adhesives and Sealing Compounds for all Industrial Purposes, used extensively by Aircraft, Building, Motor-Car, Radio, Shipbuilding and other Industries. in 1950 there were over 100 varieties of Bostik products.

1962 B. B. Chemical Co changed its name to Bostik Ltd.

1974 Chairman, Peter Ford.[1]

1975 Acquired by the Emhart Corporation as part of its takeover of the United Shoe Machinery Corporation.

1989 Black and Decker acquired the Emhart Corporation.


See Also

Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Engineer 1974/05/23
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