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2. Summit Appliance - Wikipedia

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   Summit Appliance is the residential product division of Felix Storch, Inc (FSI). It was founded and trademarked in 1969 and is now headquartered in the Bronx, New York City, where their manufacturing and operations are done. [1] They have additional warehousing facilities in Edison, New Jersey. Summit is both an importer and manufacturer of ...

3. Felix Storch, Inc - Wikipedia

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   They trademarked the Summit Appliance brand name in their first year, and began their distribution in Long Island City, New York. In 1983, needing additional room for expansion, they moved their headquarters and operations to the Bronx. In 1998 they purchased their current HQ building in the Bronx, where their manufacturing, operations, back ...

4. Antonio Marcegaglia - Wikipedia

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   The new business and production conglomeration enabled the group to have a presence also in the sectors of metal household items, electrostatic paint for metals and metal components for the electrical appliance industry. Meanwhile, its metallurgical sector grew with the production of fine stainless steel tubes and cold-rolled profiles.

5. Refrigerator car - Wikipedia

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   Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch number 13000 was built of stainless steel by the Consolidated Steel Corporation of Wilmington, California with convertible ice bunkers, side ventilation ducts, and axle-driven circulation fans. It was thought that stainless steel would better resist the corrosive deterioration resulting from salting the ice.

6. List of Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmarks - Wikipedia

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   First US diesel-powered, stainless-steel streamlined train. 1934 Chicago: Illinois United States ASME brochure: 59: 1981 Chestnut Street Pumping Engine. Typical US municipal steam water-pumping engine of the late 19th century and early 20th century. 1913 Erie: Pennsylvania United States No ASME brochure available 60: 1981 Holt Caterpillar Tractor

7. 569 Lexington Avenue - Wikipedia

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   It consists of a set of metal doors on either side of a revolving door. In front of the entrance is a marquee of stainless steel with recessed lighting. [22] Originally, there was a small plaza with light-hued terrazzo tiles in front of the main entrance. [21] [23] A pair of stainless-steel columns flanked the entrance and ascended to the third ...