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1985 Name changed to Flexibox International Ltd | 1985 Name changed to Flexibox International Ltd | ||
1986 Part of [[Electrical and Industrial Securities|EIS Group]]<ref>The Times Jan. 20, 1986</ref> | |||
1994 Owned by EIS Group. Its subsidiaries were engaged in manufacture of mechanical seals and flexible power transmission couplings<ref>1994 Annual report</ref> | |||
1998 Acquired by [[John Crane]], part of [[TI Group]], now part of [[Smiths Group]]. | |||
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[[Category: Town - Manchester]] | [[Category: Town - Manchester]] | ||
[[Category: Power Transmission]] | [[Category: Power Transmission]] | ||
[[Category: Sealing and Gaskets]] | |||
Revision as of 09:44, 24 October 2022
of Trafford Park, Manchester
WWII Technology for mechanical seals for pumps and compressors was developed that formed the basis for the firm[1]
1945 Flexibox Ltd was incorporated; Manchester Oil Refinery Ltd assigned some of its shares to Mr Fritz Porges
1956 New factory at Ballymena[2]
By 1963 Manchester Oil Refinery and Flexibox were owned by Burmah Oil Trading[3]
1985 Name changed to Flexibox International Ltd
1994 Owned by EIS Group. Its subsidiaries were engaged in manufacture of mechanical seals and flexible power transmission couplings[5]
1998 Acquired by John Crane, part of TI Group, now part of Smiths Group.
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Sources of Information
- Companies house filings