CENTURY

in the service of the

When George Scott established his factory
in 1834, chemical engineering, as we know
it today, was very much in its infancy. The
first railway had only recently been opened.
Gas lighting and matches were still regarded
as novelties.

Today, the Company possesses unrivalled
facilities for producing chemical plant of
every kind, the workmanship and design of
which has made the name Scott famous to
the four corners of the Earth.

In the paper making industry, Scott plant
in one form or another is installed in over
90 per cent of the British mills where soda
is employed:—

Soda recovery, multiple-effect vacuum
evaporators, rotary furnaces, causti-
cising, 'waste heat utilisation, soda
grates, stationary and rotary vacuum
filters, rotary drying kilns, Wagner
patent stationary furnaces, etc., etc.

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MEMBERS OF THE
BALFOUR GROUP

HENRY BALFOUR & CO. LTD.
ENAMELLED METAL
PRODUCTS CORPORATION

(1933) LTD. ERNEST SCOTT
& CO- LTD. GEORGE SCOTT
& SON (LONDON) LTD.

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