Corporate Body

James Howden and Co Australia Pty Ltd (1962? - ?)

From
1962?
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Manufacturing industry
Location
Sydney, New South Wales

Summary

During the 1970s James Howden and Co. Australia Pty Ltd developed fabric filters to collect small particles emitted at coal fired power stations. The company was originally based in Melbourne but later moved to Sydney, New South Wales. The company later changed its name to James Howden Australia Pty Ltd.

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Created: 19 July 2001, Last modified: 14 March 2006

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