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Woven Wire Belts on Delicious

Delicious is a bookmarking website. This means users can save and share links to their favourite websites and the wire belts manufacturer have set up a profile. Each month George Lane and Sons will add new links related to the woven wire belting and UK manufacturing industry.

Click the link above to view the latest Delicious bookmarks or to visit the George Lane website click here - Wire Belts

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George Lane are on Plurk

As mentioned in other Tumblr posts, George Lane and Sons are keen on creating profiles in all types of social media websites. Facebook, Twitter, Google Profile are just three of many websites in which George Lane have created profiles in the previous six months.

The latest profile George Lane have set up is with Plurk. This is a social media tool similar to Twitter, in that you have so many characters to use in each post or Plurk. Like Twitter you can also upload images and links in each post on Plurk and share them with your followers. George Lane have added Plurk to their profile, which you can view by clicking the link above.

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George Lane and Sons Ltd Join MySpace

The wire belts and conveyor systems manufacturer, George Lane and Sons Ltd, have joined the social-networking website MySpace. Like the Tumblr page, each month the company will update the profile with information on the products offered by George Lane.

Click the link for the George Lane website in bold here - wire conveyor belts

If you want to speak about information on the wire belts and conveyor systems George Lane produce from their Birmingham UK workshop, call [phone]

Click the MySpace logo to view the new MySpace page from George Lane & Sons Ltd

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Furnace Belts - George Lane and Sons Ltd

Here is an image related to the furnace belts made by George Lane and Sons Ltd. The company manufacture furnace belts in the treatment of car fasteners and engine parts for all types of vehicle.

You can find out more by clicking the image, where you'll be taken to the George Lane and Sons website. Or click the link in bold here - wire conveyor belts

Call George Lane on 0121 7845525 for more details on specifications for the work you require completing.

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Happy New Year - George Lane and Sons Ltd

George Lane and Sons wish everybody a happy new year and hope 2011 will be a prosperous and fun year. George Lane design, manufacture and supply wire belts and conveyor belts for the food, car and other industry's.

Each month the West Midlands UK based George Lane update the Tumblr page. They add new links to websites set up in order to promote the conveyor and wire belting systems created by George Lane. You can click the link here above to visit the George Lane and Son website or click the link in bold here - wire belts

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George Lane and Sons on Google Profiles

Google Profiles allow users to open an account and create a public profile, which includes contact details and links back to the website's related to the manufacturer of wire belts and woven wire conveyor solutions, George Lane and Sons Ltd.

Click to link and if you also have a Google Profile, then please follow George Lane for any updates and company news.

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George Lane and Sons Ltd on Tumblr

Welcome to George Lane and Sons Ltd on Tumblr

George Lane and Sons Ltd are based in Birmingham UK and supply wire belts and woven wire belts for the automotive and food industry. George Lane was established in 1878 by Mr George Lane himself, and was originally set up to manufacture furniture and bedding. These disciplines included weaving of wire for bedsteads and bedding springs.  As the business flourished other members of the family joined and George Lane and Sons Ltd expanded in the heart of UK industry that is the West Midlands.

Wire conveyor belts production grew during the late 19th Century. In the 1940's a section of the factory was destroyed in a WW2 air-raid and George Lane's woodworking and furniture production stopped. At this point the company began to focus on the manufacture of wire belts and woven wire belts for different sectors in the food and automotive sectors. In 1954 the ownership of George Lane passed from the Lane family. However, since that change the owners maintained a long-term investment in the wire belt manufacturer’s future, which included building the present factory in the mid 1970's.  The objective of George Lane and Sons Ltd is to have the best environment in which to design and create wire conveyor belts. To meet production issues in recent years, wire belts evolved to wider specifications that incorporated different sized aperture meshes for improved carrying surfaces in the conveyor systems.  To ensure accuracy needed in the manufacturing and conveying process, since small variations in one revolution of spiral-wires are multiplied across a belt width, the machinery and tooling used by George Lane and Sons Ltd are manufactured within the factory.  George Lane provides back-up via paperwork which is highly detailed. The many products George Lane and Sons Ltd enjoy trouble-free lives and highly accurate records.

Visit the George Lane and Sons Ltd website by clicking the link here - woven wire conveyor belts - or click the image below where you can read up on more information regarding products and services provided for the food and automotive industry.