Glacier Bay, Inc. engineers and manufactures high-performance thermal management and energy control systems  for marine, transportation, aerospace, military, medical, electronics and communications applications.

Glacier Bay introduces the world's 1^st refrigerator using non-ozone depleting HFC-134a.

1992

U.S. patent granted on the Arctic Air system which provides refrigeration,  freezing and air conditioning capacity from a single compressor.

1993

U.S. Patent granted on revolutionary "Spider Coil" evaporator for thermal storage holding plates.

Glacier Bay, Boeing, General Motors, Aerojet General, Admiral, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory form a Dept. of Energy (DOE) funded consortium to facilitate the commercialization of Aerogel super-insulation materials.

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Westinghouse Corporation awards Glacier Bay contract to develop an ultra-high efficiency
hermetic brushless DC compressor following a national vendor search.

1995

Cruising World Magazine finds Glacier Bay marine refrigeration systems "most energy efficient", "longest holdover" and "most stable temperatures", thus beating out competitors Sea Frost, Grunert, Technicold,Crosby, Technautics and others to win all categories in an extensive independent test.
n u m e r o  uno

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BARRIER 20 and BARRIER 30 Super Insulation Vacuum Panels introduced offering 4x the "R" value of traditional polyurethane foam.

Owens-Corning awards Glacier Bay exclusive distributorship of AURA SUPER INSULATION PANELS within the marine industry.

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Northrop-Grumman contracts Glacier Bay to produce a high efficiency, severe angle hermetic BLDC compressor.