AMAL Carburettors

The company and trademark "AMAL" was formed from the 'amal'gamation of three other organisations (notably Binks, Brown & Barlow, Amac) in the year 1927 in order to manufacture and market carburetters and associated products.

In the 1960's AMAL became part of the IMI group of industries before being sold in 1993 to Grosvenor Works Ltd in North London: a family run business specialising in supplying components to various fuel systems companies. Grosvenor then began revitalising the AMAL product range by commencing a programme of re-introducing some of the more popular ranges of obsolete product.

In 2003 the business was sold yet again, this time to the current manufacturers, Burlen Fuel Systems Ltd. BFS, who also produce both SU, Solex and Zenith products over recent years gained a high reputation for continuing to produce carburetters and spares keeping a vast range of British classic vehicles alive.

Burlen Fuel Systems have continued to invest in AMAL product by further increasing the range of popular obsolete carburetters back into production.

The 'AMAL' and 'AMAC' trademarks have been in constant use since their initial conception and now cover a range of products covering carburetters (principally, but not exclusively, for motorcycle engines), controls (brake and clutch levers, cables, etc.), fuel lift pumps, gas jets and burner devices as well as gas safety valves.