History » The 1950s

1950
The “Single-Flow” version of the Marley Double-Flow design is introduced.
1951
	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
	Balcke fans are manufactured in the company's own workshops.

1952
	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.
	The “Packaged Double-Flow Aquatower” (PAQ) is introduced.
1955
	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.
	The Marley Class 600 is introduced.
1958
	The Marley Underflow tower is introduced.

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