Graffiti prevention
Innovative new products from H Bingham & Sons could spell the end of unsightly graffiti following investment by UK Steel Enterprise.

Innovative new products from H Bingham & Sons could spell the end of unsightly graffiti following investment by UK Steel Enterprise.
A new anti-graffiti coating and an innovative film that restores severely scratched windows damaged by vandals have been launched by H Bingham & Sons, the Sheffield-based engineering group.
In a deal that took just six weeks to complete, UK Steel Enterprise, a Corus Group company that invests in growing businesses, provided £250,000 to fund expansion of the coatings and the Traincare division of the company. It now means Bingham can further develop the coatings and present them to a wide range of markets.
Bingham is a company that is defying the current downturn. The £7m-a-year group has a substantial order book with several major contracts underway.
Already a leading UK supplier to the rail industry, managing director Stuart Watson has set about driving the group in new directions to give its four businesses - Bingham Rail, Bingham Traincare, Bingham TMR and Bingham Crossfield - a constant supply of work.
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