Jubilee clips - Revision history

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−	The Jubilee clip is a ~~generic~~ brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubilee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.	+	The Jubilee clip is a brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubilee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.

	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank, during World War I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipes.		The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank, during World War I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipes.

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	The Jubilee clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubilee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.		The Jubilee clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubilee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.

−	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank during World ~~war~~ I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to ~~pipe~~.	+	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank, during World War I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipes.

−	After leaving and spending time testing his ideas in a friend's workshop, he invented the first Jubilee clip, which quite quickly became ~~commercially successful~~. When World War II broke out the Jubilee clip was seen as ~~making~~ an important contribution to the war effort~~, the~~ Commander died just before war started~~, in response to~~ the Ministry ~~wanting~~ to take over the firm his widow ~~ran~~ the company herself throughout the war.	+	After leaving the Navy and spending time testing his ideas in a friend's workshop, Commander Lumley invented the first Jubilee clip, which quite quickly became a commercial success. When World War II broke out the Jubilee clip was seen as an important contribution to the war effort. The Commander sadly died just before the war started and the Ministry wanted to take over the firm, in response his widow, decided to run the company herself, which she did, throughout the war, supplying clips to the services.

−	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son~~, the~~ company continued to grow, expanding across Europe~~, it~~ continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.	+	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son. The company continued to grow, expanding across Europe and beyond. It continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles and service engineers to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.

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−	\| ~~© Copyright 2022 L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited.~~ Jubilee® is a registered trade mark of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. The company name, brands, drawings, photographs and descriptions are protected by L Robinson & Company (Gillingham) Limited's industrial and intellectual property rights. Any reproduction and/or modification without the prior written agreement of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited will be interpreted as an infringement of copyright and may be liable to prosecution. Website design by Realising Designs Ltd.	+	\| Jubilee® is a registered trade mark of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited.
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−	The Jubilee clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name ~~Jubillee~~ was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.	+	The Jubilee clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubilee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.

	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank during World war I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipe.		The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank during World war I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipe.
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	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, it continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.		After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, it continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.

−	[[File:~~Jubilee clips b rod bunn~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:Jubilee_clips_b_rod_bunn.jpg\|link=File:Jubilee_clips_b_rod_bunn.jpg]]

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	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, it continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.		After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, it continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.

−	[[File:Jubilee clips rod bunn.~~jpeg~~]]	+	[[File:Jubilee clips b rod bunn.jpg]]

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	\| © Copyright 2022 L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. Jubilee® is a registered trade mark of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. The company name, brands, drawings, photographs and descriptions are protected by L Robinson & Company (Gillingham) Limited's industrial and intellectual property rights. Any reproduction and/or modification without the prior written agreement of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited will be interpreted as an infringement of copyright and may be liable to prosecution. Website design by Realising Designs Ltd.		\| © Copyright 2022 L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. Jubilee® is a registered trade mark of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. The company name, brands, drawings, photographs and descriptions are protected by L Robinson & Company (Gillingham) Limited's industrial and intellectual property rights. Any reproduction and/or modification without the prior written agreement of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited will be interpreted as an infringement of copyright and may be liable to prosecution. Website design by Realising Designs Ltd.
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	After leaving and spending time testing his ideas in a friend's workshop, he invented the first Jubilee clip, which quite quickly became commercially successful. When World War II broke out the Jubilee clip was seen as making an important contribution to the war effort, the Commander died just before war started, in response to the Ministry wanting to take over the firm his widow ran the company herself throughout the war.		After leaving and spending time testing his ideas in a friend's workshop, he invented the first Jubilee clip, which quite quickly became commercially successful. When World War II broke out the Jubilee clip was seen as making an important contribution to the war effort, the Commander died just before war started, in response to the Ministry wanting to take over the firm his widow ran the company herself throughout the war.

−	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, ~~still~~ successful ~~today~~, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.	+	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, it continues to be successful and Jubilee clips are a staple piece of equipment for many industries from aeronautics to automobiles to plumbers. Today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.
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		+	[[File:Jubilee clips rod bunn.jpeg]]

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−	~~The Jubile clip~~ is a ~~generic brand name that is often used instead~~ of ~~the technical~~ name ~~worm drive hose clamp~~, ~~which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly~~. ~~It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten~~ and ~~loosen~~ the ~~grip~~ of ~~the clip~~. ~~It is not known why the name Jubille was used but many theories exist such as a local street name, the~~	+	{\|
		+	\| [[File:Jubilee Clips full.jpg\|link=https://www.jubileeclips.co.uk/about-us/history/]]
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		+	\| © Copyright 2022 L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. Jubilee® is a registered trade mark of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited. The company name, brands, drawings, photographs and descriptions are protected by L Robinson & Company (Gillingham) Limited's industrial and intellectual property rights. Any reproduction and/or modification without the prior written agreement of L Robinson & Co (Gillingham) Limited will be interpreted as an infringement of copyright and may be liable to prosecution. Website design by Realising Designs Ltd.
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−	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. He invented the clip.	+	The Jubilee clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. These are also sometimes called hose clamps, or just hose clips, it is not known why the name Jubillee was used for the original company but various theories exist such as it being the local street name of the inventor.
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		+	The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. It was during his time in the Royal Navy, which included spending several hours in the sea when his ship sank during World war I, that he saw the need for a new and better way to attach hoses to pipe.
		+
		+	After leaving and spending time testing his ideas in a friend's workshop, he invented the first Jubilee clip, which quite quickly became commercially successful. When World War II broke out the Jubilee clip was seen as making an important contribution to the war effort, the Commander died just before war started, in response to the Ministry wanting to take over the firm his widow ran the company herself throughout the war.
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		+	After the war ended Ms. Lumley-Robinson continued to run the company herself along with her youngest son, the company continued to grow, expanding across Europe, still successful today, it is run by the great-grandson of the original inventor, making him the fourth generation of the family to hold the position of managing director.
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		+	= External links =
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		+	For more information about the founders of the original Jubilee clips visit [https://www.jubileeclips.co.uk/about-us/history/ https://www.jubileeclips.co.uk/about-us/history/]
		+
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The Jubile clip is a generic brand name that is often used instead of the technical name worm drive hose clamp, which is a type of ring clamp used to join hoses tightly. It has a steel band with teeth and a screw to tighten and loosen the grip of the clip. It is not known why the name Jubille was used but many theories exist such as a local street name, the

The Jubilee® worm drive hose clip was invented in April 1921 and patented by Commander Lumley Robinson, the founder of L Robinson and Company. He invented the clip.