Fulton's History

Since being established in Bristol, England in 1966, Fulton Ltd. has been building on a tradition of success and dedication to our core purpose of improving life through heat transfer solutions. We continue to grow through great customer service, mixed with innovative and high quality products and manufacturing.

The UK facility makes it possible to manufacture products more efficiently and assemble completed units for whenever they are needed throughout the UK and in export markets. Fulton meets current demand for off-site fabrication by specialising in complete, ready-to-ship, skid-mounted systems and fully packaged plant rooms.

Fulton’s attention to detail and technical advice is second to none. There is a great emphasis on providing sales and application advice and a full commissioning and after sales service. Today, the company is an important manufacturing base in Fulton’s global network. This includes production facilities in the USA, Canada and China.

After first being founded in Oswego, New York by Lewis J. Palm in 1949, our founder’s values still guide our business approach. Lewis J. Palm invented the vertical tubeless boiler, which gained rapid acceptance as the premier small steam boiler for applications such as baking, sterilizing, and dry-cleaning. To date; over 100,000 vertical tubeless boilers have been shipped worldwide, with many of the boilers still in operation. The companies are still owned and directed by the Palm family.

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