Nizer Corporation was a maker of electrically cooled ice-cream cabinets and other types of commercial refrigerators, based in Detroit Michigan. During its active years, it was the market leader in this field.
The company was purchased by Kelvinator in 1926 in a tri-party merger (the third party being Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company) that was valued at $20,000,000.
References
- <ref name=Whitman> William C. Whitman. Refrigeration & air conditioning technology.. Cengage Learning, 2005, retrieved May 4, 2009^
- Christopher J. Hubbert. The Kelvin Home:Cleveland Heights Leads the Way to "A New and Better Way of Living" Cleveland Heights Historical Society, retrieved May 4, 2009^
- Ice Machine Merger Is Said to Impend; Kelvinator and Nizer Concerns Named in $20,000,000 Electrical Refrigerator Deal The New York Times, July 3, 1925, retrieved May 4, 2009^
- Freeze Corp. Trio Merges Los Angeles Evening Express, 11 January 1926^