GOODWIN BARSBY - A BRIEF HISTORY

1871
Established as Iron Foundry by Mr G Samuel Goodwin & Mr William Barsby
1900
A growing reputation as a manufacturer of rugged and reliable Stone Crushing Machinery
1966
Received Queens Award for Export Achievement
1970
Received Queens Award for Export Achievement
1973
Received Queens Award for Export Achievement
1982
Management Buy-out led by Mr D.I.Sydenham, Mr D.Auty & Mr M.Mills
1989
Purchased by Boliden-Allis who were later acquired by Svedala.
2001
Acquired by Metso Minerals during the Nordberg / Svedala merger
2004
Acquired by CMS-Cepcor, Europe’s largest aftermarket supplier of Crusher, Screen & Asphalt Plant
Spares and Service led by Mr D.I Sydenham & Mr M.T Weare.
2006
Re-launch of the rugged & reliable Goodwin Barsby ‘Base’ Single Toggle Jaw Crushers Mark 5 build commencing with machine number 30600

Goodwin Barsby equipment was sold worldwide across many countries maintaining the rugged and reliable reputation.  Customers range from Independent contractors to Major Quarry Groups and Government Departments.

Goodwin Barsby was recognised for its comprehensive quality assurance by Ministry Of Defence Standard Level 05/24 approval and was awarded contracts equalling £4 million for supply of Crushing Plant at the end of hostilities in the Falklands.

Goodwin Barsby was awarded the prestigious Queens Award for Export on 3 occasions 1966, 1970 & 1973.
Hundreds of Goodwin Barsby Crushers still operate today and are supported for Genuine Spares, Service & Technical Support by Crusher Manganese Steels Limited incorporating Cepcor.