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Lucas Om investment
28th September 1979, Page 25
28th September 1979
Page 25
Page 25, 28th September 1979
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THE CUSTOMER will benefit from a E2m five-year investment on new battery manufacturing techniques.
Chloride says that when all new production lines are complete, its Thamesside Dagenham plant (concentrating output wholly on automotive batteries) will be one of the most advanced in Europe.
The company's Manchester factory will gradually phase out automotive production and handle the heavier traction, storage and industrial models.
Chloride's low-maintenance battery range, introduced earlier this year and incorpo
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