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of Dawlish Road Works, Selly Oak, Birmingham (1946)
of Dawlish Road Works, Selly Oak, Birmingham (1946)
Pre-WWII this was the address of [[Steel Band Conveyor and Engineering Co]]


1946 Patent on  "Means for cooling material carried upon a band conveyor" invented by Alan Thurburn Scott.
1946 Patent on  "Means for cooling material carried upon a band conveyor" invented by Alan Thurburn Scott.

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of Dawlish Road Works, Selly Oak, Birmingham (1946)

Pre-WWII this was the address of Steel Band Conveyor and Engineering Co

1946 Patent on "Means for cooling material carried upon a band conveyor" invented by Alan Thurburn Scott.

1966 Sandvik U.K. was formed by the merger of 2 British subsidiaries of the Swedish company: Sandvik Swedish Steels and Sandvik Steel Band Conveyors[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times June 29, 1966