Belle Group is a rapidly expanding company involved in the design and manufacture of an extensive range of tools and equipment for the building and construction industries. Our portfolio of market lea... Read more >ding products and our focus on quality engineering has made the company the established brand it is today.
A family owned business based in the heart of the English countryside, Belle Group started with a single factory and now operates factories in the UK and Poland, with international Sales offices across Europe and the USA. Belle Group is an established name worldwide with a proven track record of nearly 50 years supplying equipment to the construction industry.
Our aim is to provide our customers with a range of products specifically designed to meet the demands of even the toughest construction project. The trademark orange concrete mixer was the first piece of equipment designed by Belle, and is in common usage on construction sites all over the world today.
Our experienced design and engineering teams are the best in the business and have been responsible for a number of major new machines that lead their field in both quality and performance. Their on-going work on major new product developments and launches aims to build on Belle’s success in the fields of concrete and compaction technology.
Belle Group now offers an extensive product range of over 100 different types of machinery making us a key supplier of construction equipment worldwide.
Belle Group design and manufacture a comprehensive range of mixing, compaction, wet concrete, sawing, cutting and breaking equipment. A family owned business in the Derbyshire Peak District and dating back to the 50’s when the Worlds first Minimix tip up concrete mixer was produced.
Now with over 40 years experience in developing light construction equipment and with new legislation governing hand/arm vibration introduced in July 2005 Belle have developed the most advanced range of low hand/arm vibration equipment with no loss of performance including single direction plates that exceed an 8 hour safe usage time (tested to EN500-4).
