Roman F. Arnoldy founds the Texas Alloy Products Co. (TAPCO), a remanufacturer of pump parts for the oil industry.

Company introduces a process for hardfacing called bulkwelding, establishing it as a market innovator and leader in welded chrome/iron hardfacings.

Overlay Division established, becoming a stand-alone subsidiary called Overlay Product Systems Inc. (OPS). This division will become Alloy Products Group (APG).

Development of a revolutionary valve called the TAPCO Slide Valve, the company’s second major product line.

Valve division (TAPCO) sold to General Signal Corp. Company is renamed Triten Corporation.

Triten buys back TAPCO from General Signal and later establishes a valve repair facility in Chatham Kent, England.

Founder and CEO Roman F. Arnoldy passes the CEO title to his son, then President John S. Arnoldy.

Triten forms new engineering subsidiary, the International Alliance Group (IAG). IAG forms an alliance with technology provider UOP for revamps and grassroots projects. IAG completes its first project.

Triten acquires Trimay Engineering, in Thetford, East Anglia, England. Trimay produces chrome carbide plate and refurbished concast rolls for the steel industry. Triten consolidates Triten International, TAPCO and the new Trimay operations at the Carlton Industrial Estate site in Barnsley, where operations continue today.

Triten Corporation and subsidiary IAG relocate headquarters to current location in Houston. IAG reorganizes, with the engineering, contracts administration, estimating and purchasing departments configuring into multidiscipline project teams.

IAG is awarded its first of two one billion-dollar EPC project.

Triten Real Estate Partners is formed

Recapture Solutions launched

Triten Energy Partners Launches