The Henry Vogt Machine Company was founded in 1880 (incorporated 1890) by Henry H. Sulzer and M. Vogt in Louisville, Kentucky. Its industry is forged steel valves and its headquarters were in Louisville, Kentucky (1878-2018) and Stafford, Texas (2018-present). Most of the company's manufacturing operations were sold in the 1990s and early-2000s and the company filed for bankruptcy in September 2012. In July 2017, the firm was acquired by the OMB Valves Group of Italy.
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Louisville Machine & Elevator Works (1880-1890)
- also dba Sulzer & Vogt
- Sulzer-Vogt Machine Company (1890-1897)
- Henry Vogt Machine Company (1897-2017)
- Vogt Valves, Inc. (2017-present)
PRODUCTS[]
- Absorption Ice Machines
- Ammonia Receivers
- Boilers
- Return Tubular
- Water Tube
- Condensers
- Refrigerating Machines
- Smokestacks
- Steam Plants
- Exhaust
- Live
- Tanks
- Welded Steel Brine Coolers
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
Ice & Refrigeration (July 1892)
Ice & Refrigeration Blue Book (1911-1912)
The Tradesman (July 4, 1912)
Company profile from the 1916 edition of Condensed Catalogues of Mechanical Equipment
Condensed Catalogues of Mechanical Equipment (1921)
Condensed Catalogues of Mechanical Equipment (1921)
Ice & Refrigeration (June 1924)
Ice & Refrigeration (June 1924)
Food Equipment Review (June-July 1941)
Refrigerating Engineering (February 1942)