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combined with the latest advances in technology and materials, it
is not surprising that our machines remain market leaders.
Jones believes that Christy Turner have worked hard to gain
an excellent reputation for supplying countries around the world
with durable, versatile equipment of the highest standard and we
are committed to maintaining this position.
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600, 550 and 460 model flaking mills that are all designed for
flaking breakfast cereals and are also widely used across the
animal feed industry. However, the longest-established of Christy
Turners core brands was established back when brothers Edward
Rush and Frederick Turner began making steam engines from St
Peters Works in Ipswich.
The company pioneered machine engine design and in 1851
exhibited its own portable steam engine design to more than six
million visitors at the famous Great Exhibition, held at Crystal
Palace. The exhibition put Turners on the world stage and helped
them attract a world-wide reputation as esteemed engine builders
and boiler makers. The portable steam engine of 4-horse power
was cutting edge technology. Subsequent successes included the
introduction of its traction engine in 1865.
Throughout the 19th Century, Turners were gainfully employed
F
Norris brand has an equally rich heritage going back to 1858. A
leading competitor in the size reduction industry, Christy Hunt
(Agricultural) Ltd of Scunthorpe (formally Christy & Norris of
Chelmsford) became available in May of 2002 and was bought
and relocated to Ipswich at the end of that year, joining an
impressive line up of leading UK engineering brands.
Fell Christy, the youngest son of a Chelmsford Quaker family,
was apprenticed in1853 to Whitmore and Bunyon, renowned
millwrights and agricultural engineers based in Wickham
Market. With this experience he set up in partnership with his
father in 1858, and they established works in Broomfield Road,
Chelmsford. In the 1860s Fell Christy, working as an engineer
and millwright, travelled widely throughout Britain to service
wind and water-mills - gaining a reputation for meticulous care
and attention to detail.