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1983 Leading supplier in Europe of flash-welded rings for gas turbines; the acquisition of King Fifth Wheel, leading supplier of such components in the USA, dovetailed with this business<ref>The Times Aug. 17, 1983</ref> | 1983 Leading supplier in Europe of flash-welded rings for gas turbines; the acquisition of King Fifth Wheel, leading supplier of such components in the USA, dovetailed with this business<ref>The Times Aug. 17, 1983</ref> | ||
1986 TI Reynolds Rings Ltd established as a separate subsidiary of [[TI Group]] | |||
1991 Queens Award for Technological Achievement in respect of Tru-Form precision rings for aero-engines<ref>The Times Apr. 22, 1991</ref> | 1991 Queens Award for Technological Achievement in respect of Tru-Form precision rings for aero-engines<ref>The Times Apr. 22, 1991</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:35, 14 February 2025
of Tyseley
Part of TI Reynolds
1983 Leading supplier in Europe of flash-welded rings for gas turbines; the acquisition of King Fifth Wheel, leading supplier of such components in the USA, dovetailed with this business[1]
1986 TI Reynolds Rings Ltd established as a separate subsidiary of TI Group
1991 Queens Award for Technological Achievement in respect of Tru-Form precision rings for aero-engines[2]
Later part of Dowty Aerospace
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