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Barkston Donates Plastic to University Technical College
News and PR from Barkston Plastics Engineering - Published 06 February 2024
Barkston Plastics Engineering, a company that was set up in 1969 to create a place where you can get your plastic when and how you need it.To view the full news article click the pdf below:
Working with plastic, we try to be extra conscious when it comes to stock, we no longer need
Other announcements from Barkston Plastics Engineering
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West Yorkshire Fire Engine's Speedy Repair
To most people, plastic sounds like a dirty word, something we should be using less of, however, there are definitely exceptions when it comes to using plastic
06 Feb 2024
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Exceptional Plastic Fabrication To Customers Worldwide
Two of the very latest fire engine bodies being manufactured at our Leeds facility this week.
06 Feb 2024
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Intruder Detection Systems
Barkston Plastic Engineering has been selected to develop, manufacture and assemble the very latest development in on-site intruder detection systems.
26 Jan 2024
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Water Treatment & Chemical Dosing
Barkston Plastic Engineering are at the forefront of the drive to introduce new fabricated control cabinets to the water treatment industry.
26 Jan 2024
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Pick Ups Get Toughened Up
Barkston Plastics Engineering are manufacturing a super strong polypropylene structure to transform pick up trucks like Ford Rangers into stronger, more impact resistant yet lighter utility vehicles
07 Dec 2012
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Barkston Offers Free Advice on How to Make Better Products with Plastic
Get better alternatives with cost effective plastic
17 Oct 2012
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Laser Welding Takes the Lead
Use laser wedling for automated and precise control of manufacturing parameters as well as more secure welds, minimising stress levels and the provision of three dimensional joints
17 Oct 2012
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£300k Present from China
Leeds based manufacturer, Barkston Ltd, beats off competition from Europe
17 Oct 2012
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Body Building A Better Fire Engine
Barkston Plastics engineers have been chosen by coach builders John Dennis to co-operate on the production of fire engine bodies in the co-polymer Polybilt, in place of the traditional glass fibre
17 Oct 2012