Thermogenics Boilers

facturing facility in Toronto, it was repurposed for use by a company in the UK where it now oper- ates in a steel mill - proof that Thermocoils have a strong “shelf life” and travel well! Bryan Heppell is currently President of Ther- mogenics and has enjoyed a long tenure with the company. He recalls, “In 1982, I was selling boiler feed pumps for Smart Turner Pumps and had all the OEM boiler manufacturers as custom- ers. That’s how I met Thermogenics. They were growing fast and continued asking me to join the company. In 1987, they built a new plant in Aurora, near my residence in Newmarket, and a year later I decided it was time to go to work for them.” The primary market for the company’s equip- ment is North America, but Thermogenics has supplied boilers to South America, Russia, and England. The company headquarters and man- ufacturing facilities (including an engineering department) are located in Aurora, with well qual- ified service operations in Cincinnati, Chicago, and Ottawa. According to Heppell, “Our typical cus- tomers include: institutional (hospital, universi- ties, colleges); pharmaceutical; food and beverage manufacturers; and other industrial applications. There are a lot of manufacturing processes that require steam.We supply small businesses, right up to major multinational operations, and gov- ernment contracts.” While there are many boiler manufacturers in the world, surprisingly, there are few coil tube boiler manufacturers, and Thermogenics is very