Our history
2017
Among 100 companies selected by the French Economy Ministry to officialy launch the French Fab program
2015
Launch of the T7 Oil free compressor for tramway applications
2014
UTO certified
2012
More than 210.000 ERVOR compressors sold worldwide.
2009
ERVOR wins the much coveted "Entreprises & Environnement" prize with a major breakthrough in compressed air technology
2008
Prototype of the new G10 compressor (160m3@40b) built around ERVOR's unique flat-twin and monobloc piston architecture
2006
New state of the art information system
2004
Launch of the new G08 compressor (80m3@40b) built around ERVOR's unique flat-twin and monobloc piston architecture
2003
Ervor moves to new premises (Argenteuil, Paris suburb)
2000
Launch of the ISO 9000 certification program
1999
Ervor is the winner of the much coveted "Trophée de l'Innovation" for the performance and the uniqueness of the GO6's design.
1998
Implementation of the industry's first electronic commerce web site for the purchase of spare parts.
1996
Launch of the G06 (start-air compressor ) development program.
1993
Implementation of Computer Aided Design (CAD)
1990
Development of the "Rafale" product line (low pressure screw type air compressors).
1986
RAQ 2 certification granted by the SIAR (Organisme de Surveillance Industrielle de l'Armement).
1983
First major engineering projects.
1980
Merger of ERVOR and ENVE.
1975
Development of the first French pneumatic starter for the CNET (Centre National d'Études et de Télécommunications). First air compressors for offshore oil-drilling platforms.
1973
First air compressors (modules 2000) for France Telecom and for thermal power plants. Veritas and OTAN certifications.
1969
ENVE (manufacture of standard low pressure air compressors) acquires ERVOR.
1965
First air compressors for nuclear power plants.
1960
First air compressors for oil-drilling in the Sahara and SNCF locomotive engines.
1954
First air compressors developed for the military.
1950
Full line of air compressors for diesel engine starting.
1945
Creation of ERVOR by Mr Gouzer and Mr. Voreau.
First project: Air compressors for the new steel bodied river barges following a decision y the French government to develop the industry (old wooden barges were destroyed during World War II).