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Graphite and Carbon in the Electronics Industry
Graphite and Carbon in the Glass and Ceramics Industry
Graphite and Carbon in High-temperature Applications
Graphite and Carbon in Industrial Applications
Graphite and Carbon in the Mechanical Engineering Industry
Graphite and Carbon in the Metallurgical Industry
Graphite and Carbon in the Non-Ferrous Metal Industry
Graphite and Carbon uses in Recreation Products
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Email: info@olmec.co.uk

12 Terminus Rd, Sheffield, S7 2LH

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Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm

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Location of Olmec’s Offices & Workshop

Olmec’s Sheffield Head Office

Olmec’s Headquarters are based in Millhouses, Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

The Millhouses area of Sheffield is in the South West of the city, some 2 miles from the city centre. We are fortunate enough to be surrounded by wonderful scenery and the Peak District National Park, and yet we are only ten minutes away from the centre of Sheffield.

To Olmec Head Offices, 12 Terminus Road, Millhouses, Sheffield, S7 2LH

Olmec’s Machining Workshop based in Garstang

Our fully equipped machining workshop in Garstang boasts of the highest standards.

Garstang is the gateway to some of the finest countryside in the North West with walking routes that run through beautiful fields and woodland at the edge of the River Wyre and the picturesque Lancaster Canal.

Once referred to as “Cherstanc” in the Domesday book, Garstang combines a happy blend of old and new with historic buildings and quaint alleyways alongside high street stores, exclusive restaurants and cosy country inns.

Back in the 18th century Garstang was a popular stopping point for coaches en route from London to Edinburgh and the traditional market which still takes place every Thursday dates back to 1310 and the days of Edward II. With over 70 stalls lining the length of the high street it is as popular today as it has always been.

The rural villages dotted around the outskirts of the town each have a charm and character of their own with whitewashed cottages, well kept farmhouses, country craft shops and village stores.

Explore the area by car, bicycle or on foot or enjoy a leisurely sail along the Lancaster Canal in a beautiful barge.

Exclusive country hotels, farmhouses and excellent caravan parks in the heart of the countryside provide a convenient base for exploring this exciting part of Wyre!

 

Millhouses Sheffield

Millhouses   Sheffield

 

Garstang