Electro Transfer Systems Inc history

1965 ■Concludes an agency agreement with Fairchild Semiconductor Corp. (United States) to sell Fairchild's IC testers in Japan

1966 ■Importing and selling of the first IC testers

Beckwith Electric was incorporated in Illinois on May 8, 1967, by Robert W. Beckwith for the purpose of furnishing equipment and service to the electric utility industry.

1968 ■A joint venture with the Thermco Products Corp. (United States), named TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd., is established within the TBS building ■TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd. begins domestic production of diffusion furnaces ■Osaka branch opens

1969 ■Yokohama office opens ■Teltron Co., Ltd. is established and begins car stereo OEM export sales

1971 ■TEL Engineering Inc. is established ■MEC Engineering Inc. begins line printer sales

Research and development continued, and in 1972, the first analog Tapchanger Control, the M-0067 was introduced as a modern replacement for Westinghouse tapchanger controls.

1973 ■Agency agreement concluded with Computervision Inc. (United States) and import of CAD/CAM systems begun ■Yamanashi office opens ■European office established

In 1974, the company moved to and was incorporated in Florida.

1976 ■TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd. develops the world's first high-pressure oxidation furnace

Shortly thereafter, in 1977, the company introduced its first generation of synchronizing equipment, a high-speed synch-check relay, the M-0188.

1978 ■Tokyo Electron Laboratories, Inc. renamed Tokyo Electron Ltd. ■Japan's first IC test center established ■Agency agreement concluded with Varian Associates Inc. (United States)

To complete the line of synchronizing equipment, the M-0194 Generator Control Unit was developed in 1981 to precisely control generator speed and voltage.

In 1982, the building was expanded to twice its original size to accommodate the rapidly growing company.

1983 ■TEL-Lam Ltd. is established ■TEL-Thermco engineering Co.

1984 ■Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange ■Ranked 4th on the Nikkei Excellent Companies Ranking

In 1987, Beckwith Electric purchased a 29,000 square-foot building on 5 acres located across the street at 118th Ave North in Largo, FL. The company was contracted by the Gas Research Institute with a proposal for Beckwith Electric to develop a line of digital, multi-function protection relays.

After extensive testing and field verification, the first PRIDE production unit shipped on February 14, 1991.

In October 1992, Beckwith’s main production facility at 118th Ave North was completely destroyed by a tornado that spun from the tail winds of a hurricane.

1993 ■Tokyo Electron FE Korea Ltd. is established ■Sales of FPD Production equipment Coater/Developer begins

1995 ■New corporate slogan "Customer Satisfaction" established ■Tokyo Electron Oregon, Inc. is established as the first overseas development and production site ■Tokyo Electron Kyushu opens the Ozu office ■All Tokyo Electron FE Korea Ltd. stocks acquired and Tokyo Electron Korea Ltd. is established

1997 ■Tokyo Electron Miyagi Ltd. is established (Matsushima office)

First of the Autodaptive line (M-2501) in 1998.

In 2000, Beckwith added an additional 7000 square feet of office, lab and manufacturing space to accommodate the growth of these product lines.

The company continued to innovate and in 2002, launched a line of wireless communications products.

2006 ■"TEL Values" formulated as codes of conduct ■Tokyo Electron Korea Solution Ltd. is established ■TEL Venture Capital, Inc. is established in United States ■TEL Epion Inc. is established (Epion Inc. (United States) acquired) ■Shipping of the 10,000th vertical-type thermal processing equipment

In 2007, Beckwith launched the next generation of advanced regulator controls, the M-6200 family, and pole-top capacitor controls, the M-6280 family.

■TEL Probus-SiC™ wins grand prize at "Semiconductor of the Year 2011"

■Entry into photovoltaic (PV) production equipment business (acquisition of Swiss Oerlikon Solar in 2012)

2013 ■Tokyo Electron 50th anniversary ■TEL joins the UN Global Compact ■Concluded merger agreement with Applied Materials, Inc.

■The EXIM™ Sputtering System for next-generation devices wins Award for Excellence at "Semiconductor of the Year 2015"

2017 ■Tokyo Electron Technology Solutions Ltd. is established (by merger of consolidated subsidiaries ) ■Chosen for the Forbes Japan 100 Most Influential People for Japan

On December 21, 2020, the Hubbell Utility Solutions segment of Hubbell Incorporated closed on the acquisition of Beckwith Electric Co., Inc.

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