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Company history: The major milestones
When making important choices, decision-makers primarily look for experience. In the case of Gerstenberg Schröder (GS), that experience spans the entire 20th century. Gerstenberg & Agger (G&A) was established in 1901, Schröder GmbH (SCO) in 1928 and in 2005 Gerstenberg Schröder A/S (GS) was formed. In 2010 GS was acquired by SPX Corporation. |
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The major milestones in GS's long history of achievement |
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1901: Aage Gerstenberg and Christian Agger establish G&A as a consulting engineering company.
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1928: Mr Schröder establishes SCO as an engineering company.
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1952: SCO introduces the Kombinator - a scraped surface heat exchanger (SSHE) for margarine production.
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1960: SCO introduces the processing equipment for continuous production of mayonnaise. |
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1993: G&A develops the high pressure, low-noise aseptic plunger pump. |
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1997: G&A introduces the new high-capacity Perfector.
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2004: G&A and SCO form a dynamic alliance - taking on the role of the world's leading supplier of food processing technology. |
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2008: Acquisition of BDS Technology |
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1923: G&A manufactures the world's first reliable flake-producing single drum for the production of margarine. |
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1940: G&A becomes the first company in the world to introduce hard chromium plated chilling drum surfaces for scraping off chilled fat flakes. |
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1956: G&A introduces the Perfector - an SSHE for margarine production. |
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1970: SCO designs complete processing plants for margarine production. |
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1996: SCO introduces processing equipment in modules and a new construction of the Kombinator 2000.
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2000: G&A acquires the Consistator® series of light- to medium-duty Scraped Surface Heat Exchangers. |
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2008: GS introduces the low-energy Nexus for fat crystallisation and the Kombinator X250 for ice cream production. |
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2010: SPX acquires GS and GS becomes part of SPX Flow Technology. |
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