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1970 [[Southern Instruments]] acquired [[Shandon Scientific Industries]] and the 2 companies' operations were to be merged<ref>The Times Nov. 18, 1970</ref> as [[Shandon Southern Instruments]]<ref>The Times Dec. 31, 1970</ref> | |||
1971 Shandon Southern Instruments, a subsidiary of [[Plantation Holdings]] seemed to recovering from a bad patch.<ref> The Scotsman 24 June 1971</ref> | 1971 Shandon Southern Instruments, a subsidiary of [[Plantation Holdings]] seemed to recovering from a bad patch.<ref> The Scotsman 24 June 1971</ref> | ||
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1974 Shandon Southern Instruments developed a spectrophotometer to give an immediate read-out regarding the concentration of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.<ref>The Engineer 1974/04/18</ref> | 1974 Shandon Southern Instruments developed a spectrophotometer to give an immediate read-out regarding the concentration of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.<ref>The Engineer 1974/04/18</ref> | ||
Connected with [[Shandon Southern Products]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 8 August 2023
of Camberley, Surrey.
1970 Southern Instruments acquired Shandon Scientific Industries and the 2 companies' operations were to be merged[1] as Shandon Southern Instruments[2]
1971 Shandon Southern Instruments, a subsidiary of Plantation Holdings seemed to recovering from a bad patch.[3]
1974 Shandon Southern Instruments developed a spectrophotometer to give an immediate read-out regarding the concentration of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.[4]
Connected with Shandon Southern Products
See Also
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