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1962 Merger of the instrumentation and automatic control activities of the Automatic Control Engineering company with that of [[Hartons International]] with the formation of '''A. C. E.-Hartons'''<ref>The Times Nov. 30, 1962</ref>; to that end a new JV company was incorporated | 1962 Merger of the instrumentation and automatic control activities of the Automatic Control Engineering company with that of [[Hartons International]] with the formation of '''A. C. E.-Hartons'''<ref>The Times Nov. 30, 1962</ref>; to that end a new JV company was incorporated | ||
Name changed to '''Automatic Control Engineering''' Ltd | 1965 Name changed to '''Automatic Control Engineering''' Ltd | ||
1968 Manufacturers of a wide range of mechanical and electro/mechanical control devices used in domestic appliances<ref>Newcastle Journal 11 October 1968</ref> | 1968 Manufacturers of a wide range of mechanical and electro/mechanical control devices used in domestic appliances<ref>Newcastle Journal 11 October 1968</ref> | ||
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of Billingham, designers and constructor of automatic control equipment
1961 Won the contract to supply the instrumentation for the Dragon reactor being built for the AEA at Winfrith, Dorset[1]
1961 Existing subsidiaries of Constructors John Brown's pipelining division were:[2]
1961 of Roxby Place, Seagrave Road, London S.W.6.[3]
1962 Merger of the instrumentation and automatic control activities of the Automatic Control Engineering company with that of Hartons International with the formation of A. C. E.-Hartons[4]; to that end a new JV company was incorporated
1965 Name changed to Automatic Control Engineering Ltd
1968 Manufacturers of a wide range of mechanical and electro/mechanical control devices used in domestic appliances[5]
1969 of Sidcup, filed a patent on improvements in proportional measuring apparatus.
1974 of Roxby House, Station Road, Sidcup, Kent[6]
1978 Name changed to Roxby Engineering International Ltd; various subsidiaries including Corrosion and Welding Engineering Ltd and similarly named companies.