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The two-stage double-action compression is the Worthington Y design, by far the most energy-efficient compressor ever constructed.
One of our expert technicians putting a finishing touch onto a reconstructed Feather valve.
founder of Worthington Compressors, at the age of 48.
a motor-driven ammonia refrigeration compressors on the duty in a Midwestern Brewery. Note the heavily insulated piping on these single stage units.
Company logo from 1845
This is the Worthington DYC-3. Mostly used for air and gas compression. Basic Design, and ideal for energy efficiency.
Worthington promises that with the Worthington experience, nothing will leave our shop before undergoing a thorough quality review.
Worthington’s famous Feather valve.
Worthington will always make sure that quality is at the forefront of our work. Everything we touch undergoes our quality review.
Worthington has trained quality service technicians to assure the finishing touch is perfect. Any product you send us will be guaranteed.
This is a rebuilt HB conducted by Worthington Compressor Repair Experts.
Worthington Duplex Two-Stage Feather Valve Compressor. This is a Direct-Connected Motor Drive Type DC-2 Design.
This machine is the first direct-acting steam pump, invented in 18040 by Henry R. Worthington. It had a single acting water cylinder. Worthington’s design revolutionized the practice of water handling. This pump was in-service for 30 years.
This is a rebuilt HB conducted by Worthington Compressor Repair Experts.
Worthington Duplex Two-Stage Feather Valve Compressor. This is a Direct-Connected Motor Drive Type DC-2 Design.
This machine is the first direct-acting steam pump, invented in 18040 by Henry R. Worthington. It had a single acting water cylinder. Worthington’s design revolutionized the practice of water handling. This pump was in-service for 30 years.
The Worthington tandem compound steam pumps used at the base of the Eiffel Tower’s south pier. These pumps supplied the water needed for the elevators used in the Tower. Worthington’s design was the only American foreign material used in the tower.
The Faro Vantage 3D alignment laser use used in our Alignment Services Division.
A Worthington engineer overseeing progress on the Water-Jet Cutting operations.
A CNC Milling Expert managing a project.