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1934 Company incorporated, licensed by the Follsain Syndicate to operate the processes in Great Britain and Ireland<ref>The Times, Apr 27, 1936</ref>. The Follsain patents covered agglomeration of ores for blast furnaces, and treatment of the surface of iron and steel for protection/increased hardness<ref>The Times Dec 06, 1935</ref> | 1934 Company incorporated, licensed by the Follsain Syndicate to operate the processes in Great Britain and Ireland<ref>The Times, Apr 27, 1936</ref>. The Follsain patents covered agglomeration of ores for blast furnaces, and treatment of the surface of iron and steel for protection/increased hardness<ref>The Times Dec 06, 1935</ref> | ||
1934 [[Wycliffe Foundry]] held the British licence for the Follsain metal treatment processy<ref>The Times, Jan 02, 1934</ref>. '''Follsain''' decided that the agreement would be implemented for formation of a new company to take over and exploit the licence for Britain | 1934 [[Wycliffe Foundry]] held the British licence for the Follsain metal treatment processy<ref>The Times, Jan 02, 1934</ref>. '''Follsain''' decided that the agreement would be implemented for formation of a new company to take over and exploit the licence for Britain - presumably [Follsain-Wycliffe Foundries]] | ||
1936 Public issue of shares to fund expansion | 1936 Public issue of shares to fund expansion | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 28 August 2020
Protective treatement for metals, of Wycliffe Works, Lutterworth, near Rugby, Warwickshire. Telephone: Lutterworth 10. Telegraphic Address: "Penetmetal, Lutterworth"
1934 Company incorporated, licensed by the Follsain Syndicate to operate the processes in Great Britain and Ireland[1]. The Follsain patents covered agglomeration of ores for blast furnaces, and treatment of the surface of iron and steel for protection/increased hardness[2]
1934 Wycliffe Foundry held the British licence for the Follsain metal treatment processy[3]. Follsain decided that the agreement would be implemented for formation of a new company to take over and exploit the licence for Britain - presumably [Follsain-Wycliffe Foundries]]
1936 Public issue of shares to fund expansion
Incorporation of Follsain Tubular Products Ltd which had been established for production; capital owned jointly by Follsain Syndicate Ltd and British Mannesmann Tube Co, which managed the company,
1937 British Industries Fair Advert for H.T. Process for Rendering Steel Resistant to Oxidation; C.Y. Alloy; E.V.S.S. Alloy; E.V. Alloy. Castings for resisting heat, oxidation, wear, abrasion, saline, and molten metal attack. Pyrometer Tubes, Recuperator Rubes. Road Studs. (Engineering/Metals/Quarry, Roads and Mining/Transport - Stand Nos D.845 and D.744)
1944 Patent - Improvements in or relating to apertured frames or grids.
See Also
Sources of Information
- 1937 British Industries Fair Advert p624; and p365
- [1] Wikipatents