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Kiekens was founded on 1 May, 1907 by Mr. H. Th. Kiekens in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The company focused on manufacturing fans for blacksmiths. The fans replaced the bellows and the link to industrial ventilation was made.
In the 1960s, Kiekens, in collaboration with Shell and Technical University, developed the first desuperheater, which enabled the controlled lowering of the temperature of steam. Manufacturing desuperheaters for Shell, started for the plants in The Netherlands and later also desuperheaters were supplied for other Dutch Refinery and Petrochemical plants. In the 1970s Shell also ordered desuperheaters for Shell Singapore plants and since then Kiekens started to supply their desuperheaters worldwide.
Currently Kiekens-DSH supplies their thousands of desuperheaters in more than 100 countries.
History Kiekens-DSH B.V.
1907 Founding of private company Kiekens in Amsterdam
1971 Take over by Internatio-Müller N.V.
1993 Internatio-Müller N.V. becomes Imtech N.V.
1998 Reorganisation of Kiekens B.V. within Imtech and Desuperheater division is added to Imtech-Systems.
1999 Move of Kiekens Desuperheaters from Landsmeer to Zaandam (current location)
2004 Reorganisation of Imtech-Systems B.V. to Imtech-Technology B.V.
2009 Kiekens part becomes Imtech-Kiekens
2015 BU Industry International B.V. is acquired by Techim B.V.
2017 Merger of Kiekens Technology and Analyser Systems to 360KAS B.V.
2018 Kiekens-DSH B.V. acquires Kiekens Desuperheaters from 360KAS B.V.
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