Founded in 1874 in York, Pennsylvania, York International Corporation has a rich
heritage in providing space conditioning and refrigeration products.
York International is the world's largest independent air conditioning, heating,
refrigeration, and ventilating company, with more than 20 worldwide manufacturing
facilities and sales offices in over 100 countries.
York is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is publicly traded under the
symbol YRK.
This year the company celebrates 130 years of Landmark Growth. That's because
York equipment is found around the world in some of the most impressive locations
and buildings you can imagine.
The list of landmark installations in the United States include: the U.S. Capitol
Building in Washington, DC, the Renaissance Center in Detroit, the Bank of America
building in San Francisco and the entire U.S. Navy nuclear submarine fleet.
A quick tour of landmark projects around the world highlights York's leading
position. These include: the British Houses of Parliament, the English Channel
Eurotunnel, the Pompidou Center in Paris, the Kremlin in Moscow and the Sydney
Opera House. Soon, inhabitants of the world's tallest building, the Kuala Lumpur
Civic Center in Malaysia, will also be cooled by York equipment.
Of course, that's all in addition to the millions of private homes throughout
North America and the rest of the world that are heated and cooled with York
residential HVAC equipment.
The company is divided into three operating divisions: 1) Engineered Systems
Group, which includes York Marine Systems, 2) Refrigeration Systems Group, and
3) Unitary Products Group.
Unitary Products Group is the group that designs, manufactures and distributes
a full line of cooling and heating systems for homes, apartments and small commercial
facilities.
The York Heating and Air Conditioning line includes 10, 12, 14 and 16+ SEER air
conditioners and heat pumps, single package units, 90%+ and 80% AFUE gas furnaces,
matching air handlers and evaporator coils. Products are all North American-made,
and manufactured at York plants in Norman, OK, Wichita, KS, and Apodaco, Mexico.
The products are distributed throughout the United States and Canada by a network
of independent distributors and company-owned branches covering all states and
provinces.
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