Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 173,091 pages of information and 249,766 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.

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Gauge Control Products

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Gauge Control Products. Ltd., of 413-414, Montrose-avenue, Slough Trading Estate, Bucks (1939)

of Coventry

of Tayside (1996)

1939 Company incorporated. Capital £3,000. Permanent director and chairman: Alfred E. Green, Bridge House, Cliff Hill, Warwick. To carry on the business of Iron founders, engineers, manufacturers machinery, tool-makers ...[1]

1961 Name changed to Matrix Engineering Ltd

1969 Acquired by Tube Investments

1970 COVENTRY GAUGE & TOOL COMPANY LIMITED General Engineering Division Brechin Angus Scotland[2]

1971 Coventry Gauge & Tool Co. Ltd. (Engineering Division), will now be known as Matrix Engineering Ltd. Other Coventry Gauge & Tool Company operations remain unchanged.[3]

1972 Employees of Matrix Engineering, Ltd. T.I. Machine Tool Division’s Scottish factory at Brechin presented Sir Stanley J. Harley, former chairman and managing director with a Silver Salmon.[4]

1972 "Horton clutch pulleys are now made by Matrix Engineering Ltd, of Brechin, and are readily available to European manufacturers of paper converting machinery."[5]

1972 Matrix Engineering, Ltd., Brechin, have secured an order for a further eight printing machines for Chromax, Ltd., Watford, worth £75,000. The Brechin firm built four of these machines, which ...[6]

1974 Part of Tube Investments' newly constituted Machine Division;[7] the machine tool group included: Charles Churchill, Matrix Machine Tools, Matrix Engineering, Newcast Foundries, Matrix-Churchill International and Matrix-Churchill Corporation of USA; Walter T. Lees was appointed managing director of this group[8]

1979 Name changed to TI Matrix Engineering Ltd

1982 the registered office was at Brechin in Angus

1996 TI Matrix Engineering was one of 3 small subsidiary companies sold to Hay Hall Group[9]

1996 Matrix Engineering, part of Hay Hall Group, designed and manufactured brakes, couplings and torque limiters for industrial motion control applications.

1996 Matrix Engineering acquired Inertial Dynamics Inc of USA; name of the company was changed to Matrix International

2006 Renamed Matrix Engineered Systems Ltd


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Sources of Information

  1. Birmingham Daily Gazette 25 August 1939
  2. Brechin Advertiser 16 July 1970
  3. Brechin Advertiser 07 October 1971
  4. Brechin Advertiser 20 January 1972
  5. Brechin Advertiser 04 May 1972
  6. Brechin Advertiser 17 August 1972
  7. The Engineer 1974/05/02
  8. The Times Sept. 12, 1974
  9. The Times February 01, 1996