This includes acquisitions of distributors in China and Poland, start-ups in Brazil, Middle East and Russia, and a focus on building or acquiring Service Centers in all major markets. Bringing to fruition considerable investments in R&D, innovative manufacturing processes, manufacturing capacity and acquisitions, the company has added product lines and geographical presence during the first decade of the new century. With the turn of the century, Tranter embarked on a fast-track path to global heat exchange technology preeminence. In the 1990s, Tranter’s vision became global with the acquisition of the Sweden-based Reheat and SWEP gasketed plate heat exchanger product lines and their representation network in Europe, Asia and Australia. By the mid-1980s, Tranter had moved all production to Wichita Falls and concentrated manufacturing exclusively on the two plate heat exchanger lines. In 1972, Tranter added SUPERCHANGER® Gasketed Plate Heat Exchangers to its line through a licensing agreement. Tranter began the process of relocation from Lansing to this plant. In 1967, the company acquired a plant in Wichita Falls, TX, adding oil field equipment to its product line. In the late 1940s, the firm developed PLATECOIL® Prime Surface Heat Exchangers as immersion heaters or coolers and as exchanger panels integral or attached to process vessels. Headquartered at a plant located in Lansing, MI, USA, the company was purchased by J.R. Olds, who founded a firm in 1932 to manufacture eutectic plates for refrigerated delivery trucks. Tranter traces its origins to automotive pioneer R.E.
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