About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement showcases the largest condenser in the world, built by Worthington Works at Harrison, N.J. The condenser is described as being 25 feet in diameter, weighing 179,000 pounds, and containing 14,840 one-inch brass tubes. It will be used to condense exhaust from a 30,000 kilowatt G.E. steam turbo-generator. The ad highlights Worthington's expertise in manufacturing large-scale industrial equipment, including pumps, compressors, condensers, and engines.
- Brand: Worthington
- Product: Worthington Condenser
- Tagline: PUMPS - COMPRESSORS - CONDENSERS - OIL & GAS ENGINES
- Publication: Mechanical Engineering
- Year: 1919
Objects in the advertisement: condenser, group of workers, industrial machinery, large metal structure, eagle illustration
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