• • • H-P Milestones Much has transpired at H-P Products through the years, read on for more, or use the links below to jump to a specific period of time: • • • • • • • 1945 - Harold Bishop and Paul Schumacher form a partnership to manufacture gas conversion burners for residential coal furnaces. 1946 - H-P begins to manufacture hospital cabinets and boat trailers in Louisville, OH. 1948- H-P Products incorporates.

1951- H-P diversifies by expanding into metal elbow ends. 1952 – H-P begins supplying light wall tubing and bends to the Industrial Vacuum Industry. Tom Myers Anatomy Trains Pdf Printer. 1953- H-P is completely destroyed by fire and rebuilds. 1955- H-P launches a new product line called VACUFLO® True Cyclonic®, a revolutionary built-in residential central vacuum system that requires no bags or filters.

1957- H-P introduces a second VACUFLO home unit. 1958- H-P locates its Administrative Office Building on Gorgas Street in Louisville, OH (where it is still located today). 1959- H-P introduces three new VACUFLO units, the H-22, H-30 and H-32. 1960- H-P completes first Broad Street Plant expansion to accommodate larger Bending Center and a Pines #6 Bender. 1961- H-P revolutionizes the Residential Central Vacuum Industry by introducing light-weight, less expensive plastic tubing. 1962- VACUFLO Models 26 and 28 are added to H-P’s product line.

1964- H-P Partners with Diebold, producing parts and tube bends for their banking products. - H-P introduces a dual motor VACUFLO unit for commercial use.

Vacuflo Model 26 found in: Ametek 33415-4 Carbon Motor Brush, Vacuflo 6988-02 Clear Dirt Canister, Vacuflo PC Board 7090, Ametek Lamb Motor 115334, Vacuflo 7223-X Large Seal, Vacuflo 0010 Bottom Motor Gasket, Motors. Vacuflo Central Vacuums. 1962- VACUFLO Models 26 and 28 are added to H-P’s product line. Repair Manual 271172 Twin Cylinder “L” Head Repair Manual. 393766 2 and 3 HP horizontal crankshaft engines.

Anne Friedberg The Virtual Window Pdf Printer. - Monty Hall debuts VACUFLO on “Let’s Make a Deal. Telecharger Driver Hp Photosmart C4280 Gratuit. ” 1965- Harold Bishop passes away; Mabel Bishop assumes H-P Presidency. 1967- H-P introduces VACUFLO Model unit 14.

H-P builds warehouse addition to Broad Street Plant. 1968- H-P expands Broad Street Plant capabilities and capacity with new bending equipment. 1969- H-P completes a new cleaning tank addition to the Broad Street Plant. 1972- H-P patents the VACUFLO Lexan Inlet Valve. - H-P develops a new central vacuum unit for Recreational Vehicles (RVs). 1973- H-P introduces a second central vacuum unit for RVs. 1974- H-P expands Broad Street Plant warehouse.

1976- Paul Bishop becomes President of H-P Products. 1978- H-P introduces light-weight, wireless plastic hoses to the Central Vacuum Industry. 1980- H-P designs the first turbine power brush in the central vacuum industry. 1981- H-P completes construction of a second manufacturing facility on Main Street in Louisville, OH. -David Bishop assumes Vice Presidency of H-P.

1982- H-P introduces the RugRat, a handheld turbine power brush. 1984- H-P renovates Administrative Office Building. H-P launches four new VACUFLO units. 1985- H-P begins mass production of automotive parts. -H-P purchases end-forming machine to increase tube expansion capabilities.

1986- H-P’s bending capabilities expand with new equipment. -VACUFLO systems begin using 2” PVC tubing and fittings.

1987- H-P completes first addition to Main Street Plant. 1988- H-P opens state-of-the-art Metrology Lab at Broad Street Plant. 1989- H-P completes second addition to Main Street Plant. -H-P installs robotic welding equipment to enhance production of custom parts. 1990- H-P introduces a new generation of quieter more efficient power units. -H-P releases a second generation turbine power brush, called the TurboCat.

1991- H-P’s TurboCat receives the Excellence Award for Industrial Design. -H-P launches the M-260 VACUFLO power unit. 1992- H-P introduces DuraCan Elite, a clear dirt canister for VACUFLO units. 1993- H-P purchases CNC bending machines to enhance Bending Center capabilities. 1994- H-P begins fabricating plastic tubular parts and increases cut-off work cell capacity. 1995- H-P introduces two new high-performance VACUFLO units, Models 560 and 960. 1996- H-P launches new METFLO® air system components for industrial vacuum, pneumatic conveying and carrier pneumatic markets.