Three generations after earning the trust of the U.S. Navy, TC Wilson remains a New York City manufacturer founded in 1925. Its products are designed, machined, and assembled in the USA for professionals maintaining boilers and heat exchangers, with custom solutions available when standard parts do not fit.
Cyclotherm of Watertown, IncSince 1942, Cyclotherm of Watertown has built individually configured package steam and hot-water boilers in Watertown, New York, along with marine steam generators and specialized heat-transfer equipment. Its compact two-pass design and patented Cyclonic Combustion define the company’s approach, while more than 26,000 package boilers built and equipment still operating from 1947 speak to its long service history. Cyclotherm also supports more than 10,000 customers with replacement parts and technical assistance.WATERTOWN, NY
Industrial Steam Boiler CorporationFor more than 30 years, Industrial Steam Boiler Corporation has been known in the New York Tri-State Area for craftsman-quality work and custom field fabrication. The Copiague company serves commercial and industrial facilities, including hospitals, schools and manufacturing plants, with boilers and storage tanks designed for demanding installations. Its ASME and National Board approvals reflect the standards behind that work.COPIAGUE, NY
KAM Thermal Equipment, LtdFounded in Brooklyn in 1906, KAM Thermal Equipment is a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer of custom shell-and-tube heat exchangers, designed and built in New York for industrial and commercial systems. The company also makes exact-match replacement tube bundles, including reproductions for obsolete or undocumented equipment from other manufacturers. Its units are manufactured in the USA to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 and TEMA requirements.BOHEMIA, NY
J.D. Cousins, IncFounded in Buffalo in 1867 as a machine builder, J.D. Cousins now designs and fabricates custom heat exchangers and pressure vessels for industrial production plants. The family-owned company has operated at its current Buffalo location since 1904, expanded to more than 25,000 square feet, and has maintained ASME Code certification since earning it shortly after World War II. Its engineers and welders build equipment to project-specific requirements, including oversized and specialty-material designs, for customers across the United States and internationally.BUFFALO, NY