BEAKBANE LTD

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Location

Stourport Road

Worcestershire DY11 7QT

Phone: 01562 820561

Fax: 01562 82060

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Beakbane – the UK's leading Bellows & Machinery Protection Specialists – with over 50 years of experience designing and manufacturing protective covers in steel and flexible materials. We have the know-how and ability to offer unique and innovative solutions, using the latest material technology and manufacturing techniques, to solve industry specific problems.

We have developed a successful business by providing individual solutions for a wide range of equipment protection problems across many diverse industries, including medical, rail, machine tool and power generation.

Our company designs and manufactures products that utilise composite materials, polymers, flexible fabrics and metals, embracing a number of manufacturing processes including laser cutting, folding, welding, moulding and assembly.

Products designed and manufactured include machine tool guards, flexible connectors, bellows, trolleys, metal fabrications and other machinery protection equipment.

Beakbane designs products to satisfy your individual requirements and we specialise in the manufacture of small to medium sized batches. Beakbane provides a complete service from the initial design through to delivery of the finished product, utilising AutoCAD and SolidWorks CAD/CAM systems.

Using our core skills we can now offer Supply Partnerships to design, develop and manufacture new or existing products by combining our sheet metal, flexibles and composite design and manufacturing experience with our purchasing and component parts manufacturing capability to produce fully assembled units.

BEAKBANE LTD's Products

Lift Bellows

Where Health and Safety is an issue, Beakbane lift-table bellows provide excellent all-round protection from the hazards of scissor-lift mechanisms. They can be designed to protect 1, 2, 3 or all 4 sides and are available in a range of sizes to suit most lift tables.

Other features include:

* UV and ozone resistant materials
* Lightweight and durable
* Tested to 2 million cycles
* Can be used for new and existing lifts
* Minimum maintenance
* Manufactured in brightly coloured materials for a vivid visual warning of hazards

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Bellows

Over the years Beakbane Bellows have established an ever-increasing number of applications throughout industry. Today, they vary from the simplest of applications to the specialised requirements of high technology.

Bellows fall into two broad classes of use:

* Seals
* Connectors

When used as seals, bellows are required to protect reciprocating mechanisms, keeping them free from contamination by their environment.

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Armoured Aprons

Beakbane Armoured Aprons are an economically priced solution for protecting machinery from swarf and coolants. The unique design of the cross-section enables ‘linking’ to be achieved with a ‘hinge’ material allowing the apron to have flexible movement and a long wear life. The materials have good resistance to most of the commonly used lubricants and coolants.

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Telescopic Springs

Beakbane Telescopic Springs, also known as spiral springs or spring guards, provide long life and maximum protection of your rods, shafts, and screws from chips and other destructive elements. An equally important use is as a safety barrier to seal off pinch points and other hazards to prevent operator injury.

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Telescopic Slideway Covers

Beakbane Steel Telescopic Covers are designed to protect machine tool slideways and are precision-built for optimum effciency. Over the last three decades, Beakbane has developed its design know-how and understanding of the requirements of machine tool builders. To the point where it is an acknowledged international leader in its field.

The individual boxes that make up each cover are interlinking, and depending on the box structure, can be sufficiently rigid to support the weight of an operator when the cover is stationary.