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F. Pratt and Co

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April 1946.
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1959.Lever operated self-locking Cone-Lok jig.
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of Eagle Iron Works, 20 to 22 Winding Road, Halifax, Yorkshire.

1886 Company founded by Frederick Pratt at Halifax.

1891 London office opened.

1897 Private company.

1914 Engineers and machine tool makers. Specialities: machine tools and workshop equipment for engineers, shipbuilders, boilermakers, bridge builders, dockyards, bolt and nut making, wood working etc. [1]

1953 Company made public.

c.1955 Acquired F. Burnerd and Co[2]

1956 Established Pratt Precision Hydraulics as sales agents

1961 Manufacturers of lathe chucks, hydraulic equipment, pneumatic cylinders and fixtures. 600 employees. [3]

Now part of the 600 Group, producing Pratt Burnerd chucks

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