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BNL (UK)
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Listing of all 16 news releases from BNL (UK):
Website is dedicated to plastic bearings
Site promotes the benefits of using thermoplastic bearing technology in various industries and applications and the advantages of BNL's plastic bearing assemblies.
News from BNL (UK) (21 February 2008)
Expansion creates increased bearings capacity
Expansion is a direct result of rapid growth over several years and predicted customer demand for the future.
News from BNL (UK) (29 November 2007)
Bearings acquisition announced
BNL UK says its acquisition of Cobb Slater Cobb Slater enhances the product range and services that can be offered to customers, particularly those in bath and shower-related markets.
News from BNL (UK) (19 June 2007)
Acquisition expands plastics expertise
Plastic bearing specialist BNL (UK) has acquired established injection moulding company Cobb Slater.
News from BNL (UK) (25 April 2007)
Mechanism holds shower panels in place
User application article BNL has joined forces with Daryl Showers to produce an adjustable mechanism for securing glass shower panels into their frames.
News from BNL (UK) (11 April 2007)
Plastic bearing specialist adopts new identity
Sarnatech BNL has unveiled its new name and corporate identity, reflecting a new era for the company after its recent acquisition from the Swiss Sarna Group by UK-based Plastics Capital.
News from BNL (UK) ( 2 February 2006)
Plastics Capital acquires bearing specialist
Plastic bearing specialist Sarnatech BNL has been acquired by UK-based Plastics Capital.
News from BNL (UK) ( 5 December 2005)
Plastic bearings are certified green by Ricoh
Plastic bearing specialist Sarnatech BNL has become the first supplier to comply with the third and final stage of Ricoh's Green Procurement Policy - Chemical Management Systems (CMS).
News from BNL (UK) (17 August 2005)
Moulded bearings promise a longer lifetime
User application article Sarnatech BNL has helped GAF Materials Corp to significantly improve the performance of its Master Flow rotary roof turbines with a suite of custom-designed plastic ball bearing assemblies.
News from BNL (UK) (10 June 2005)
Security cameras' plastic bearings halve parts
User application article Plastic bearing specialist Sarnatech BNL, has begun production of a complex custom-designed bearing assembly for access and video control specialist, Bewator.
News from BNL (UK) (10 November 2004)
Copier manufacturer recognises top supplier
Sarnatech BNL has been named Plain Paper Copier Supplier of the Year by Ricoh UK Products at its 2004 European Supplier Congress.
News from BNL (UK) ( 2 August 2004)
Plastic bearing solution resolves friction problem
User application article Two custom-designed moulded plastic parts form the mobile base of the new TracVision A5 ultra-low-profile satellite TV antenna.
News from BNL (UK) (16 January 2004)
Moulding expansion confirms automotive drive
Sarnatech BNL has invested in an additional moulding machine to help manage a major new contract it has won with a large American tier one automotive supplier.
News from BNL (UK) (20 August 2003)
Ricoh rewards a class act
Ricoh Company, one of the world's leading suppliers of office automation equipment, has awarded Sarnatech BNL with "Class A" supplier status for the second consecutive year.
News from BNL (UK) (12 August 2003)
Precision bearings sort out satellite comms
User application article Sarnatech BNL has begun production of a custom designed plastic bearing for US-based KVH Industries, the world's leading provider of mobile satellite communications and television based antennas.
News from BNL (UK) ( 3 July 2003)
UK manufacturer aims for automotive growth
Sarnatech BNL is targeting substantial growth in the worldwide automotive industry after a restructuring programme within its holding group.
News from BNL (UK) (27 January 2003)
