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Buckley Industrial is a well established company that specialises in the power generation, chemical, food processing, paper and petrochemical industries. They cover the whole of the UK and Europe.

They are a privately owned business that has been established since 1990.

They specialise in hose inspection and hose testing, however they also manufacture flexible hose connectors. The hose connectors and made to specific customer requirements. They cover a wide range of industries including food, power generation, chemical and material handling.

They can provide just one off specials, prototypes and also larger productions. Their ongoing communication with their clients enables them to confidently discuss their client’s new applications and also further their knowledge by listening to their client’s requirements; this in turn improves their products as technology progresses.

Some of the connectors that Buckley Industrial has recently manufactured for their customers include:

Bellows: This type of connector is used to accommodate material stress in piping systems; they are specifically used when there is axial, lateral or angular movement between two pipes.

Bin Activator Seals: Powder hopper/bins are connected to bin activators to stimulate powder flow. The need for bin activator seals is to eliminate powder loss. These seals also reduce stress to the hopper which in turn increases the life of this connector.

Bin activator seals are manufactured on site and come in a variety of diameters from 3’ to 16’.

Flexible Fabric Connectors: Buckley Industrial can manufacture on a bespoke basis.
Take a look at some of the other hose connectors that Buckley Industrial has made for their clients.

Find out more information about Industrial Hoses and Hose equipment.

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