Founded in the United States in 1874, it is the world's largest independent HVAC manufacturer and the largest provider of integrated products/systems and services to the global built environment market
York – The world's largest independent manufacturer of HVAC and refrigeration equipment, founded in 1874 in Yorktown, Pennsylvania, USA. For more than 130 years, York has expanded its production technology and sales and service network, and now has hundreds of branches, repair stations, production plants and subsidiaries around the world. York became the world's largest and most professional independent manufacturer of HVAC and refrigeration equipment, and today York is recognized as a world leader in the application of refrigeration technology. In 1994, York Company was officially listed on Wall Street in the United States, and in the same year, it was also rated as one of the 500 most powerful companies in the United States by Fortune, symbolizing the important position of York Company in the world market. At present, York's air conditioning equipment production bases include China, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Mexico, Australia, Malaysia, Japan, Italy, and Spain.
York products are widely used and can be divided into three categories: residential, commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment. York Civil Equipment supplies a range of heaters, small fully hermetic compressors and a wide range of window or split air conditioners for residential buildings. York Commercial Equipment includes a variety of large-scale commercial chillers, air handlers and group control equipment. Industrial refrigeration equipment provides a variety of screw compressors, supporting refrigeration systems, cold storage and food freezing equipment, artificial ice and snow sports field equipment, etc. The quality of York's equipment has been proven by the trust and selection of major construction projects around the world.
The range of applications for York air conditioners
The tallest building in the world: Theos Tower (110 floors, 1,454 feet). World Trade Center (110 floors, 1,368 feet, total cooling capacity of 50,000 tons) The Empire State Building (102 storeys, 1,250 feet) and the Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Towers (1,476 feet, 30,000 tons), as well as some of the most influential buildings such as the White House, the U.S. Capitol, the British Capitol, the Channel Tunnel, the French Metro, the Centre Pompidou, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Sydney Opera House, the Tokyo World Trade Center, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong Central Plaza, Beijing Oriental Plaza, the National Centre for the Performing Arts, the Great Hall of the Chinese, etc. Even today's most demanding air conditioner users, the U.S. Navy, rely on York's products, making York the exclusive supplier of U.S. Navy military refrigeration equipment. In addition, York's snowmaking system and other equipment have also provided exclusive air-conditioning equipment for all venues and ice and snow venues for previous Olympic Games.
Good reputation for York air conditioning
Founded in 1874 in Yorktown, Pennsylvania, York is the world's largest manufacturer of HVAC and refrigeration equipment, with more than 30 multinational manufacturing plants and sales organizations in more than 100 countries.
York's company FRICK is the world's first and most famous manufacturer of screw compressors, with a history of more than 140 years. THE OTHER SUBSIDIARY, THE BRISTOL COMPRESSOR PLANT, IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF SEMI-HERMETIC RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS. For 40 consecutive years, York Air Conditioning has exclusively provided air conditioning equipment and real ice and snow venues for the Olympic Games, so only York Air Conditioning Units can use the Olympic Rings mark. The naval vessels of the United States, the United Kingdom, France and other countries also rely on York air conditioning, and York has been their exclusive supplier since the 70s of the 20th century.
The Chinese situation of York air conditioning
York's history in China is quite long, from the first decade of the 20th century, the first period of York's China experience lasted for 30 years, until 1947, when York withdrew from war-torn China.
In the 70s of the 20th century, York saw that China was opening up and the economy was recovering, and immediately sent three people to Shanghai to open a branch. Prior to this, a large number of European and American refrigeration equipment manufacturers had entered China, and their personnel and sales scale were hundreds of times that of the York branch at that time. But by 2001, York was the number one in China's industrial and commercial air conditioning market.
Today, York has more than 2,000 employees in China and branches and offices in more than 50 cities; With three production sites, York's Asia-Pacific R&D and training center has also been relocated to Shanghai. According to a report by the China Refrigeration Association, there are about 55 companies in China's industrial and commercial air conditioning market. In 2003, York's sales were more than 2.8 billion yuan, accounting for 13% of the entire market.
