Taylor-Wharton America Inc.
Taylor-Wharton Alias
Industrial Gas
Hydrogen/LNG
Oilfield
Cryogenic equipment manufacturing
Industrial gas solutions
LNG solutions
Beverage carbonation tanks
Cold chain supply solutions
Life sciences solutions
Quality control systems
Industrial gas distribution
Industrial equipment
Cryogenic services
Cryogenic technology solutions
Company name
Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
Group Parent

10 entries
DateDescription
1741 Company founded in High Bridge New Jersey by William Allen and Joseph Turner.
1774 Produced cannon balls for George Washington’s army.
1802 Robert Taylor, an Irish immigrant, became works manager in 1769 and purchased control of the company and became Taylor Iron Works.
1850 Taylor Iron Works produced major product, manganese durable rails and wheels that enabled western expansion from New Jersey to Pennsylvania.
1853 Pioneered new metal forging techniques in North America.
1912 Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Company was incorporated after Taylor Iron & Steel Company purchased William Wharton Co.
1925 Developed technologies to store and transport liquid oxygen due to high demand for industrial oxygen in America.
1957 Growing need for liquified oxygen and nitrogen led to the first insulated liquid cylinder was launched.
1991 Taylor-Wharton Malaysia plant was built to manufacture cryogenic tank.
2016 Air Water Inc., an industrial gas company based in Japan, has acquired 100% of the share of Taylor-Wharton Malaysia.
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