From Brexit to Best of British at Plantworx
As an established British manufacturer of coal shearer drums and cutting equipment for over 30 years, Cardley Bingham’s traditional roots within mining has enabled expansion into other industries in more recent years...
Nowadays, the Yorkshire based manufacturer specialises in engineering quality built-to-last hydraulic attachments and cutting equipment across a range of sectors such as; construction and demolition as well as arboriculture, agriculture and even the sub-sea sector.
Now with Brexit being the buzz word on most people’s lips, Cardley Bingham are aspiring to make the most of circumstances through engineering innovation into new markets - just as they did during the pit closures of the 1980s and 1990s.
Cutting has always been a prominent part of Cardley Bingham’s expertise and enterprise; however, in 2017 the core of Cardley’s business revolves around their renowned road milling attachments and rock saws for excavators and skid steer loaders, which they supply to OEMs, dealers and end-users around the world.
Acknowledged as an in-house engineering operation with ISO9001 and CEA membership, Cardley are unmatched by most when it comes to experience and attention to detail on bespoke engineering projects for tough environments with quality, reliability and durability built into every design.
If you are visiting Plantworx from the 6-8th of June 2017, at Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground, Cardley Bingham will be displaying an array of British built attachments including: road planers, pile drivers, brush buckets, wheel saws, post drivers as well as stump grinders, compactors and road marking removal planers.
Although Cardley are no strangers to Plantworx, this year’s show will be the first time the firm has opted to demonstrate as well as display some of their latest hydraulic attachments; aiming to make most of the opportunity to showcase their latest vibratory pile driver attachment throughout the two days.
BUILT TO LAST ATTACHMENTS, MADE IN BRITAIN AT STANDS J8 + J16.