Historie » 1950s
1950 | |
The “Single-Flow” version of the Marley Double-Flow design is introduced. | |
1951 | |
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The Fairfax flood incapacitates the company's plant. Marley operates out of temporary offices set up inside Kansas City's Southwest High School. |
Early 1950s | |
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Balcke fans are manufactured in the company's own workshops. |
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1952 | |
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Marley constructs and moves into the company's first headquarters building at 222 West Gregory Blvd. in Kansas City. |
1954 | |
On June 15, the company opens a new plant in Louisville, tripling the work space of the nearby original plant. Marley introduces the CS Series. | |
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The “Packaged Double-Flow Aquatower” (PAQ) is introduced. |
1955 | |
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The AquaCooler is introduced in February. |
1956 | |
The first air cooled condenser is built in Germany. | |
1957 | |
A new research and development center opens in what was formerly a limestone mine in Kansas City. | |
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The Marley Class 600 is introduced. |
1958 | |
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The Marley Underflow tower is introduced. |
