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Company Profile
Time Line
1888 |
The original AMCO was founded in Providence, RI manufacturing conventional air washers utilizing compressed air atomization |
1920’s |
Company relocates to North Carolina to serve the textile industry |
1980’s |
AMCO Introduces the first direct-spray, humidification system. |
1983 |
The present Corporation was formed |
1996 |
Research begins into how to apply our direct spray technology to gas turbines |
1998 |
Applied our fogging technology and enter the Gas Turbine Inlet Air Cooling markets |
1999 |
Partnered with Fern Engineering, contributing to AMCO over 30 years of gas turbine engineering experience and their inlet cooling (fogging) experience since 1996. |
1999 |
Installed first engineered Gas Turbine Direct Spray Cooling System with Fern Engineering |
2000 |
AMCO receives ISO-9001:2000 certification |
2001 |
AMCO establishes a Control Panel Design and Assembly Division |
2002 |
Over 100 AMCO gas turbine direct spray cooling |
AMCO History
The original AMCO was founded in Providence, RI in 1888 manufacturing conventional air washers utilizing compressed air atomization for the air handling and humidifying needs of the textile industry. The present corporation was formed in 1983. In 1929, the company relocated to North Carolina to follow the movement of the textile industry to the Southeast. In the early years, AMCO served the textile industry with compressed air atomization of water and conventional air washers.
In the 1970's, AMCO entered into new industries. These markets demanded a more economical means of humidifying process air. In response, American Moistening Company developed its direct spray, high-pressure water system. Since the introduction of its high-pressure system, AMCO has installed thousands of systems in the textile, woodworking, printing, automotive, and industrial HVAC markets.
American Moistening Company has applied its knowledge and technical know-how of high-pressure systems to the gas turbine inlet cooling market.
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