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1971 Coley Brothers (Tools) acquired the minority holdings in its associated company, [[Rotolin Bearings]]<ref>The Times Apr. 8, 1971</ref> | 1971 Coley Brothers (Tools) acquired the minority holdings in its associated company, [[Rotolin Bearings]]<ref>The Times Apr. 8, 1971</ref> | ||
Rotalin bearings combined rotational and linear motion | Rotalin bearings combined rotational and linear motion with very little slack making them widely accepted in Britain and North America. | ||
1971 The [[Coley-Rotolin]] Group was formed from the combination of [[Coley Brothers (Tools)]] and [[Rotolin Bearings]]<ref>The Times June 11, 1971</ref> | 1971 The [[Coley-Rotolin]] Group was formed from the combination of [[Coley Brothers (Tools)]] and [[Rotolin Bearings]]<ref>The Times June 11, 1971</ref> | ||
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1971 Coley Brothers (Tools) acquired the minority holdings in its associated company, Rotolin Bearings[1]
Rotalin bearings combined rotational and linear motion with very little slack making them widely accepted in Britain and North America.
1971 The Coley-Rotolin Group was formed from the combination of Coley Brothers (Tools) and Rotolin Bearings[2]
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