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Serck Tubes

From Graces Guide
1938.
September 1950.
June 1951.
April 1952.

of Warwick Road, Birmingham, 11. Telephone: Victoria 2147 (2 lines). Telegraphic Address: "Nerleak, Birmingham"

of Bertha Road, Birmingham (1979)

For a full history see Serck Radiators, of which Serck Tubes Limited is a division (with different telephone number and telegraphic address).

1922 Serck Tubes Ltd was incorporated as a company by Peter Oscar Serck[1]

1937 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Solid-drawn Tubing in all Non-Ferrous Metals, Brass, Copper, Aluminium, Bronze, Pure Tin, Gilding Metal, Phosphor Bronze. Also Channels, Angles, Sections, Shapes and Drawn Pressings. Thermostats for Radiators. (Stand No. D.614) [2]

1946 Patent - Improvements relating to fishing rod and like ferrules. [3]

1965 Patent - Heat exchangers. [4]

became part of Serck Group

The largest single customer was Serck Heat Transfer

1982 Acquired by BTR Industries

1986 Became part of Metalastik

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. Companies house filing
  2. 1937 British Industries Fair p412
  3. [1] Wikipatents
  4. [2] Wikipatents