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Barnshaws Group (Barnshaw Section Benders Limited)
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| Pronunciation | /ˈbɑːrnʃɔːz/ |
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| Headquarters | Anchor Lane, Coseley West Midlands, WV14 9NE |
| Location | West Midlands, UK; Manchester, UK; Hamilton, Scotland; Siemianowice Śląskie, Poland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Website | barnshaws |
History and Foundation
Barnshaws Group, a metal bending company, was founded in 1969 by Russ Barnshaw in Oldbury, near Birmingham. The company initially focused on producing duct rings and flanges for ventilation, air conditioning, and dust control.[1]
Russ Barnshaw's early success was driven by his resourcefulness, using gears from a vehicle breaker's yard to build initial machines. This facilitated rapid growth, and the company acquired additional machinery from a Scottish shipbuilding manufacturer.
During the 1970s, Barnshaws formed a significant partnership with Roundo, a Swedish manufacturer of rolling and bending machines, resulting in enhanced machinery capabilities. Despite the economic recession, Barnshaws expanded its offerings, solidifying its position as the UK’s largest metal bending enterprise. Continued Evolution Barnshaws' proficiency in rolling beams and columns on their major axis spurred innovative structural steelwork designs and significant growth, leading to the establishment of a factory in Scotland in 1993. Barnshaws achieved the largest cold bending capacity worldwide in 2003, and expanded into Europe with a new plant in Poland, reducing transportation costs for European customers. Robert Barnshaw now leads the company, upholding the core values of quality service.[2]
Sustainability
Barnshaws' quality management principles have been refined to the extent that scrap material production is negligible during manufacturing processes. Progressive enhancements to machinery and operational software have resulted in dramatic waste reductions, often exceeding 50%. This exemplifies adherence to the principles enshrined in Barnshaws' comprehensive sustainability charter, ensuring the deployment of ethical practices that far surpass government and regulatory guidelines.[3]
List of the projects in which Barnshaws Group has been involved
- The Spire of Dublin, Dublin
- Sandwell Aquatics Centre, Smethwick
- The Big One, Blackpool
- The SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
- Kew Gardens, London
- Dubai International Airport[4]
- The Curve, Slough
- Angel of the North, Newcastle
- Manchester Victoria Station, Manchester
- The Tower of Light, Manchester
Bending services offered
- Section bending
- Plate rolling
- Press Braking
- Induction Bending
- Aluminium Bending
- Tube & Pipe Bending
- Welded Cylinders
- Beam Welding
- Porthole Beams
- Additional Services[5]
References
- ^ "Barnshaw Section Benders Limited | BCSA". www.bcsa.org.uk. Retrieved 2024-07-11.
- ^ "History of Barnshaws - Our Story From the Beginning to Present Day". www.barnshaws.com. Retrieved 2024-06-20.
- ^ "Barnshaws Guarantee - Quality, Service, Scale and Sustainability". www.barnshaws.com. Retrieved 2024-06-20.
- ^ NSC2 (2006-03-01). "Barnshaws completes Dubai beams and tubes". newsteelconstruction.com. Retrieved 2024-07-11.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ "Barnshaws - Range of Services - Bending, Rolling, Braking, Cylinders". www.barnshaws.com. Retrieved 2024-06-20.
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