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Webster & Horsfall (Holdings) Limited
Hay Mills, Birmingham
West Midlands, B25 8DW UK
Tel: +44 (0)121 772 2555
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Webster & Horsfall Holdings Limited

Founded in 1720, Webster & Horsfall is a leading provider of specialist wire and wire rope related solutions. The business trades through several brands which have been built by focusing on innovation, quality and investment in people over the last three centuries. Operating from a sixteen-acre site in Birmingham and represented by a broad network of international agents Webster & Horsfall, with sister company Latch and Batchelor, is a truly global supplier. The company differentiates itself by focusing on service and small quantities for specialist applications within a high-volume capability. Working with leading British universities and specific multinational companies, Webster & Horsfall continues to push new technological boundaries. Today the company prides itself with environmental credentials reflected in the continuing development of a purpose-built Energy Park. Tyseley Energy Park (TEP) is changing energy innovation within Tyseley and Birmingham. Tackling the key societal challenges such as decarbonised energy and poor air quality through the delivery of clean energy and low and zero carbon transport fuel.

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