Bonney Greenhalgh & Co.
Sheet metal fabrication and engineering services for businesses across Lancashire and nearby areas
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Bonney Greenhalgh & Co.
Bonney Greenhalgh & Co provides sheet metal fabrication and engineering, including CNC punching and bending, rolling, welding, powder coating and in-house design. Its products include fume cupboards, vehicle parts and fuel tanks, electronics enclosures, security products and stainless steel furniture.
The company serves customers across Lancashire and builds long-term supplier relationships. It is based in Chorley and was founded in 2009.
Product: Sheet metal fabrication and engineering services, plus fabricated components and products for commercial and industrial use.
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