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Newell Dunford Engineering

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of Misterton and Oldham (1986)

1968 Newell Dunford Engineering was established to hold the engineering activities of the enlarged Dunford and Elliott group[1]

1968 Six ball mills built for the CEGB at Cottam [2]

1977 Dunford and Elliott was acquired by Lonrho

1987 "... the manufacture of the Centralube systems will be transferred to Buckley and Taylor, Oldham, a manufacturing Division of Newell Dunford.[3]

1988 Buckley and Taylor, the manufacturing division of Newell Dunford of Misterton Ltd, has taken a major step forward after gaining approval of its work by the British Standards Institution. [4]

1986 Newell Dunford: design and manufacture of distillation and heat exchange equipment, industrial and marine refrigeration and air conditioning and process engineering equipment.

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, May 01, 1968
  2. The Engineer of 16th August 1968 p233
  3. Retford, Worksop, Isle of Axholme and Gainsborough News 27 March 1987
  4. Epworth Bells, Crowle and Isle of Axholme Messenger 27 February 1987