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This category will list 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. Companies in industries that have a separate sub-category in Business and Economy will not be listed here. Examples of companies not listed here are agriculture, automotive, computers, home and garden, oil and gas, printing, publishing, and telecommunications.
http://www.afmsecurity.co.uk/
Locksmith with details of services including locks and emergency repairs.
http://www.burkardscientific.co.uk/
Manufacture systems for automatic chemical analysis and instruments for agricultural research and environmental sciences. Includes product specifications.
http://www.inpac.co.uk/
Pallet stretch wrapping, with details of shrink wrapping machines for industrial end of line packaging, news and example customers.
http://www.johnguest.com/speedfit/
Manufacturer of fittings and pipes for plumbing, central heating systems, drinks dispensers and the motor industry, with headquarters in West Drayton.
http://www.lhodge-engineers.co.uk/
Precision engineers providing production and prototype machining, special purpose machine fabrication, CNC milling and turning and toolmaking services.
http://www.metroplating.co.uk/
Offers anodising and alocrom finishing services to industry including the aerospace, motorsport, marine and medical sectors. Based in Uxbridge.
http://www.troutengineering.co.uk/
Press tools, jigs, fixtures and machined components, with company and quality information.
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