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This category lists companies that produce products from raw materials and the companies that support them, such as distributors, wholesalers, industrial supply companies and manufacturing representatives. The general types of companies that will be listed here are food processing, aviation, conveyors, electronic, guns, instrumentation, mining, drilling, chemicals and textiles; however, the list is not limited to these industries.
http://www.blackrow.com/
Specialists in chemical blasting, food processing machinery and sheet metal fabrication. Full details and contact information.
http://www.centrelinemachining.co.uk/
Precision engineering specialist primarily serving the food and packaging industry. Custom made machine parts manuafactured using CNC milling technology.
http://www.freezer-services.co.uk/
Installers and repairers of industrial freezers, industrial refrigeration and commercial air conditioning units for industry.
http://www.cablepullers.co.uk/
Cable pullers and cable installation. Contact details included.
http://www.hodsonandkauss.co.uk/
Fabricators, blacksmiths, contracting engineers, security fencing and mobile welding equipment.
http://www.hovelsltd.co.uk/
Manufacturers of model buildings for all scales of wargaming; catalogue of buildings and accessories with secure ordering.
http://hyraxsolar.com/
Manufacturer of electric underfloor and undertile heating systems. Details of product range and consultancy service.
http://www.spcfood.co.uk/
Suppliers of food processing machinery worldwide.
http://www.tri-pack.co.uk/
Plastics packaging: reuseable and environmentally sound polypropylene packaging solutions. Information on products and enquiry form.
http://www.wrgaskets.co.uk/
Manufacturers of gaskets in rubber, PVC, PTFE and Millboard. Company history and product information.
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