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‎‎[[Image:Im201403A-Alfa1920.jpg|thumb| 1920. ]]
‎‎[[Image:Im201403A-Alfa1920.jpg|thumb| 1920. ]]
[[Image:Im193208ME-DeLavel.jpg|thumb| 1932. ]]
[[Image:Im1933EnV156-p329.jpg ‎|thumb|1933. Marine Type Oil Purifier. ]]
[[Image:Im1933EnV156-p329.jpg ‎|thumb|1933. Marine Type Oil Purifier. ]]
‎‎[[Image:Im1939v168-p379.jpg ‎|thumb| 1939. ]]
‎‎[[Image:Im1939v168-p379.jpg ‎|thumb| 1939. ]]
[[Image:ImOEM1943-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1943. ]]
[[image:Im19440107ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| January 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440107ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| January 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440204ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| February 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440204ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| February 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440331ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| March 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440331ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| March 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440303ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| March 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440303ISDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| March 1944. ]]
[[Image:Im1951Benn-AlfaLaval.jpg|thumb|1951]]
[[image:Im19440512SDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| May 1944. ]]
[[Image:Im195407GHK-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1954]]
[[image:Im19440623SDN-AlfaL.jpg |thumb| June 1944. ]]
[[image:Im19440810FL-DeLaval.jpg |thumb| August 1944.]]
[[image:Im194704AE-DeLaval.jpg|thumb| April 1947.]]
[[Image:Im19470901FIM-Alfa.jpg|thumb| September 1947. ]]
[[image:Im194712AE-DeLaval.jpg|thumb| December 1947.]]
[[image:Im194802AE-AlfaLaval.jpg|thumb| February 1948.]]
 
[[Image:ImMSM195005-AlfaLaval.jpg|thumb| May 1950. ]]
[[Image:Im1951Benn-AlfaLaval.jpg|thumb| 1951. ]]
[[Image:ImTMS195204-Alfa.jpg|thumb| April 1952. MV Clan Macintosh. ]]
[[Image:Im195407GHK-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1954. ]]
[[image:Im195412GH-Alfa.jpg|thumb| December 1954. ]]
[[image:Im195412GH-Alfa.jpg|thumb| December 1954. ]]
[[Image:Im201403A-Alfa5.jpg|thumb| Alfa No.5. ]]
[[Image:Im201403A-Alfa5.jpg|thumb| Alfa No.5. ]]
[[Image:Im201403Men-Alfa.jpg|thumb| ]]
[[Image:Im201403Men-Alfa.jpg|thumb| ]]
[[Image:Im1965LE-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1965. ]]
[[Image:Im1965LE-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1965. ]]
[[Image:ImDSSME1971-Alfa.jpg|thumb| 1971. ]]
[[image:im20180419RB-AlfaLaval.jpg |thumb|2018. ALFA LAVAL separator.]]


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1883 Aktiebolaget Separator was formed in Stockholm, with the trade name Alfa-Laval<ref>The Times, Jul 05, 1928</ref>
1883 [[AB Separator|Aktiebolaget Separator]] (AB Separator) was formed in Stockholm by [[Carl Gustaf Patrik De Laval]] and Oscar Lamm, which later adopted the trade name ''Alfa-Laval''<ref>The Times, Jul 05, 1928</ref>. 


1897 Alfa-Laval Separator Co was a Swedish company<ref>The Times, Jun 07, 1897</ref>
1890 Introduced the world's first continuous separator using the Alfa disc stack technology. The first continuous milk pasteurizer was introduced.


1901 The "famous" Alfa-Laval separators were available from the [[Dairy Supply Co]]<ref>The Times, Feb 18, 1901</ref>
1901 The "famous" Alfa-Laval separators were available from the [[Dairy Supply Co]]<ref>The Times, Feb 18, 1901</ref>
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1936 Acquired [[British Separators]]<ref>The Times Friday, Apr 03, 1936</ref>
1936 Acquired [[British Separators]]<ref>The Times Friday, Apr 03, 1936</ref>


By 1961 AB Separator of Stockholm consisted of the Alfa-Laval/De Laval group of companies which offered the Alfa-Laval farm separators, milking machines and dairy plant, and the [[De Laval]] industrial separators, plate heat exchangers and industrial plant<ref>The Times  Friday, Jun 23, 1961</ref>
1961 Agricultural engineers. <ref>[[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>


1961 Agricultural engineers. <ref>[[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>
1963 The parent company changed its name from AB Separator to '''Alfa-Laval AB''' - Alfa from the alpha discs and Laval from the founder of the company.


1968 Supplied x for the Winfrith power station. <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 8th March 1968 p399</ref>
1968 Supplied x for the Winfrith power station. <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 8th March 1968 p399</ref>
1991 '''Tetra Pak''' acquired Alfa-Laval AB.
2000 '''Industri Kapital''' bought the Alfa Laval Group.
2002 Alfa-Laval AB was quoted again on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
<what-links-here/>
<what-links-here/>
* [[The Engineer 1949 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1951 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1952 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1953 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1954 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1957 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1957 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1958 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1959 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1960 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1961 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1962 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1963 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1964 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1964 Jul-Dec: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1965 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1966 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1967 Jan-Jun: Index]]
* [[The Engineer 1968 Jul-Dec: Index]]


== Sources of Information ==
== Sources of Information ==
<references/>
<references/>
* [http://www.alfalaval.com/about-us/our-company/history/Pages/history.aspx History of Alfa-Laval]


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September 1947.
December 1947.
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April 1952. MV Clan Macintosh.
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December 1954.
Alfa No.5.
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2018. ALFA LAVAL separator.

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1883 Aktiebolaget Separator (AB Separator) was formed in Stockholm by Carl Gustaf Patrik De Laval and Oscar Lamm, which later adopted the trade name Alfa-Laval[1].

1890 Introduced the world's first continuous separator using the Alfa disc stack technology. The first continuous milk pasteurizer was introduced.

1901 The "famous" Alfa-Laval separators were available from the Dairy Supply Co[2]

1923 The UK Alfa-Laval company became a private company. Presumably a subsidiary of the Swedish parent

1926 Name changed.

1928 Shares in the Swedish parent were admitted to the London Stock Exchange.

1936 Acquired British Separators[3]

1961 Agricultural engineers. [4]

1963 The parent company changed its name from AB Separator to Alfa-Laval AB - Alfa from the alpha discs and Laval from the founder of the company.

1968 Supplied x for the Winfrith power station. [5]

1991 Tetra Pak acquired Alfa-Laval AB.

2000 Industri Kapital bought the Alfa Laval Group.

2002 Alfa-Laval AB was quoted again on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times, Jul 05, 1928
  2. ↑ The Times, Feb 18, 1901
  3. ↑ The Times Friday, Apr 03, 1936
  4. ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE
  5. ↑ The Engineer of 8th March 1968 p399
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