History Taylor-Wharton (Beijing)

History

1742

The company was founded by High Bridge in New Jersey by William Allen and Joseph Turner.
1775

Build shells for George Washington's Continental Army.
1803

Robert Taylor, an Irish immigrant who became the factory manager in 1769, bought the company and became the Taylor Ironworks.
1851

The Taylor Iron Works mainly produces manganese steel rails and train wheels for the westward movement of the United States from New Jersey to Pennsylvania.
1854

Pioneered a new forging process in North America.
1912

After Taylor Steel acquired William Wharton Co., it became Taylor-Wharton Steel.
1925

In response to the large demand for industrial oxygen in the United States, liquid oxygen storage and transportation processes have been developed.
1957

The continued demand for liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen gave birth to the first insulated liquefied gas cylinder.
1960s

Taylor-Wharton provided gas cylinders for the Apollo project, which successfully sent humans to the moon and returned to Earth successfully.
1997

Taylor-Wharton established a Sino-US joint venture plant in Beijing to introduce cryogenic equipment technology to China.
2007

Beijing Tailai Walton Cryogenic Equipment Co., Ltd. Xianghe Branch officially opened.
2016

Beijing Tailaihuadun was acquired by Bazhou Kaihongsheng, became an international brand national enterprise, and established a Bazhou manufacturing base.