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1972 Rank ceded control of [[Rank-Xerox]] to its American partners<ref>The Times, 17 September 1975</ref>. | 1972 Rank ceded control of [[Rank-Xerox]] to its American partners<ref>The Times, 17 September 1975</ref>. | ||
1997 [[Rank Group]] sold its remaining holdings in [[Rank-Xerox]]<ref>The Times June 7, 1997</ref> | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:14, 27 October 2020
of Mortimer Street, London
1956 Private company. Joint venture of Rank Organisation with Haloid Corporation to manufacture and market a new "electro-photographic" process[1].
Rank's large investment in Rank-Xerox paid off handsomely after 4-5 years.
1961 Manufacturers and distributors of xerographic equipment utilising a dry electro-photographic process known as "xerography". Products include "Xerox914 office copier"; "Xerox Copyflo Continuous Printer" for high volume copying from microfilm or original documents at 20ft per minute; "Xerox 1824 Copyflo Printer" for enlarging xerographically from microfilm frames inserted in specially punched cards; "Xerox 1385 Flat Plate Xerographic Equipment" for making offset litho, dyeline and spirit duplicating masters or copies up to foolscap size; "Xerox 1318 Flat Plate Xerographic Equipment" for making offset litho and dyline masters or copies up to 13" x 18". 150 employees.
1966 Was part of Rank Precision Industries[2]
1972 Rank ceded control of Rank-Xerox to its American partners[3].
1997 Rank Group sold its remaining holdings in Rank-Xerox[4]