January 2012
Specially designed bellows manufactured by Beakbane for the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) will play a crucial role in a pioneering project that will explore Lake Ellsworth, an ancient lake trapped 3km below the ice of Antarctica.
January 2012
Beakbane continues to enjoy strong sales in the nuclear energy sector.
January 2012
Kidderminster-based bellows and machinery protection specialist Beakbane has been shortlisted for a prestigious national manufacturing award.
December 2011
Kidderminster-based machine protection and bellows specialist Beakbane has taken on an eighth manufacturing unit to cope with an expanding order book.
November 2011
Beakbane's Matt Barnett has won the Engineering Apprentice of the Year Award at Worcestershire Group Training Association's Annual Apprentice Awards Evening held at Worcester Warriors Rugby Club.
October 2011
Kidderminster-based bellows and machinery protection specialist Beakbane is extending its apprenticeship programme to ensure it has the skilled workforce it needs for the future.
October 2011
Beakbane's decision to exhibit at EMO, the world's largest machine tool exhibition, has paid dividends as the team returned with a wealth of new contacts and enquiries.
September 2011
Kidderminster-based Beakbane is now supplying Heller's UK factory in Redditch with hundreds of large fabrications for tool magazines that were previously made at Heller's German factory.
July 2011
Beakbane will showcase its portfolio of machine protection products and contract manufacturing services for machine tool builders at the EMO exhibition in Hannover from 19 to 24 September.
June 2011
Protective covers from Beakbane will help scientists at Diamond Light Source, the UK's national synchrotron facility, in their quest to push back the frontiers of medical knowledge.
May 2011
Kidderminster-based Beakbane Ltd, the UK's leading manufacturer of bellows and machinery protection systems, has invested £500,000 in a new TruMatic 6000 high performance CNC punch-laser combination machine from TRUMPF.
April 2011
Kidderminster-based bellows and machinery protection specialist Beakbane has announced the retirement of Managing Director Barry Reeves. He will hand over the reins to Mike Southwell, who joins the company from TRW.
January 2011
Beakbane has developed new protective bellows that make it easier, cheaper and safer to service the equipment used to handle hazardous radioactive material. The Kidderminster-based bellows and machinery protection specialist has already received a substantial order to supply these to the waste vitrification plant at Sellafield Ltd.