a team of divers whose duties were to ensure safety of the stars and cast of the film, as well as act as an underwater working party". 1966: Triton publishes article about Siebe Gorman's submersible decompression chamber. 1967-8: Siebe Gorman stops using the tradename 'Siebe Heinke'. About now, Siebe plc started as a continuation of Siebe Gorman when Siebe Gorman started to take over other firms, to mean the new conglomerate to distinguish it from Siebe Gorman's original breathing apparatus and diving gear core business. See Siebe plc for more information. 1969: Siebe Gorman issues new 20-page catalogue featuring a diver on the front cover in a "dry frogman's suit" with an integral "SeaCrown" fibreglass helmet. 1971: Using the slogan "Be in the swim with NEPTUNE", Siebe Gorman introduces a new single-hose, two-stage diving regulator named "Neptune". 1975: Siebe Gorman moves to Cwmbran in Wales in 1975 and concentrates on firefighter's breathing equipment. 1979: Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd v Barclays Bank Ltd [1979] 2 Lloyd's Rep 142, a well known UK insolvency law case about book debts in debentures. 1995 October: Siebe Gorman still had their premises at Cwmbran. 1998: Siebe plc sold North Safety Products (and Siebe Gorman with it) to Norcross. End of 1998: Norcross closed the plant at Cwmbran and transfers production of breathing apparatus to Dukinfield in Manchester, where they still had capability to make oxygen rebreathers, but did not make or overhaul any there. End of 1999: Norcross sold what had been Siebe Gorman as a going concern to an Iranian entrepreneur Parvis Moradifor. The company was renamed Air Master Technology Limited (AMtec) from the name of the famous Siebe Gorman breathing apparatus. (Norcross itself was subsequently purchased by Honeywell for its industrial safety products. Therefore, Honeywell's North line of respiratory protective equipment can be traced back to Siebe Gorman & Company Ltd.) 21st century 2000: Air Master Technology relocated to Swindon in Wiltshire. 2001: Air Master Technology ceased trading. 2001: Parvis Moradifor sells the assets and the name Siebe Gorman to a Malaysian concern, who with a factory in Malaysia, still make breathing apparatus and parts for civilian and military use, including an industrial breathing set under the name Siebe Gorman. their name is "Siebe Gorman Sdn. Bhd." By 2014, the company has relocated to Australia. According to Companies House, Siebe Gorman & Company was dissolved on 9 April 2019. In August 2017