Originated in 1920, GEA was renamed as an early innovator and standard-setter in the field of thermal engineering, and a large multinational company dedicated to providing heat exchangers
Kelvion's heat exchanger business dates back to 1920, when GEA was founded by Otto Happel as a new company called Gesellschaftfür Entstaubungs-Anlagen. In the early decades, the company expanded its heat exchanger business exponentially, becoming an early innovator and a standard-setting technology in the field of thermal engineering. In 1999, GEA was acquired by mgtechnologies AG (the successor to Metallgesellschaft) and in 2005 it was renamed the GEA Group. In 2010, GEA merged all of its heat exchanger businesses into a single business unit ("HX"). In 2014, the GEA heat exchanger division was acquired by Triton.
With the new name, the former GEA Heat Exchangers division has officially spun off from the GEA Group and started writing its own history as Kelvion.
The name Kelvion is a tribute to Lord Kelvin (1824-1907). Lord Kelvin invented the laws of thermodynamics, and in his honor, the absolute unit of temperature was named the Kelvin scale.
Kelvion Heat Exchangers (China) Co., Ltd
Kelvion Heat Exchangers (China) Co., Ltd. is a company specializing in the production of high-efficiency, high-quality heat exchangers for the advancement of energy technology.
As early as the 80s of the last century, our air cooling technology was introduced into China in the form of a license. With the growing demand for high-efficiency and high-quality air coolers in the Chinese market, the joint venture was established in 1995 in the National Development Zone of Wuhu City, Anhui Province.
Based on the rapid development in recent years and the further expansion of the Asian market, we invested in the construction of a new factory in Jiujiang Economic Development Zone, Wuhu, Anhui Province in 2008.
The company has been manufacturing and selling heat exchangers for the refrigeration and refrigeration markets, the power and electric motor markets, and the shipping and rail transportation diesel markets, and has a leading position in the Asian market.
