Company Story
1883 - Gustaf de Laval and Oscar Lamm start a machine workshop in Stockholm, Sweden, marking the beginning of Alfa Laval.
1890 - The company starts manufacturing centrifugal separators, which becomes a key product for the company.
1900 - Alfa Laval begins exporting its products to other countries, starting with the UK.
1919 - The company is listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
1932 - Alfa Laval introduces its first milk centrifuge, which revolutionizes the dairy industry.
1940 - The company starts manufacturing heat exchangers, which becomes a key product line.
1950 - Alfa Laval expands its operations to the Americas, establishing a subsidiary in the US.
1960 - The company introduces its first plate heat exchanger, which becomes a major success.
1970 - Alfa Laval expands its operations to Asia, establishing a subsidiary in Japan.
1980 - The company introduces its first spiral heat exchanger, which becomes a key product.
1990 - Alfa Laval acquires several companies, expanding its product portfolio and global presence.
2000 - The company launches its PureBallast ballast water treatment system, a key innovation in marine environmental protection.
2010 - Alfa Laval acquires several companies, expanding its presence in the food and pharmaceutical industries.