1959

1959

When Jeppesen took over the company in 1949, he continued
the original name in his own name; Hornsyld
smithy and machine workshop by Knud Sofus F. Jeppesen.
In 1953, he changed the name to Triax machine factory by
K. Jeppesen. It has since been changed to simply Triax.

1970

ca 1970

Triax was really going global in the 70s
A stagnating domestic market forced Triax with
Knud Jeppesen at the helm to seek growth in
new geographical markets. They endeavoured to
to be careful in its choice of agents and dealers
based on the motto "it is most important to sell not
to produce!"

ca 1980

ca 1980

Also in the 1980s, the factory was
the factory was heavily expanded.
Here it is 1983.
"Growing pains" in square metres
The production area totalled
1960: 250 square metres
1979: 10,000 square metres
1986: 18,000 square metres
1991: 20,000 square metres

Present and future

In the 1990s, we took an important step towards increased safety and user-friendliness with the development of a touch-protected rail system and proprietary electrical components. This made installation and maintenance simpler and safer. During the same period, we implemented RILSAN coating, based on castor beans, which makes our enclosures double-insulated to meet Class II requirements - a solution that remains among the safest and most robust on the market.

In 2020, we introduced Trilite - a series of marine-grade aluminium enclosures that are both ESG and TCO optimised. They are easier to handle and transport, while being extremely resistant to corrosion and harsh environments.

The future for Triarca looks set to focus on E-mobility, fibre roll-out in Germany, increased focus on ESG/environment and increased presence in the Nordics - something the entire organisation looks forward to working together in the future.

Triarca is and will remain - More than enclosures!

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"The Chronicle" 60 years of Triax/Triarca history from 1949 to 2009 

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Triarca - A journey through innovation and infrastructure since 1949

From the first outdoor enclosures under the name Triax to today's advanced enclosure solutions, Triarca has been a driving force in the development of electrical infrastructure in Scandinavia. With over 1.5 million enclosures sold and a history of technological foresight, partnerships and sustainable solutions, Triarca is today one of the leading players in the Nordics. Download our chronicle and learn about the milestones, mergers and visions that have shaped Triarca from 1949 to 2009 - and laid the foundation for the future.