1914 |
March 19, 1914. Moser-Glaser & Co. was founded, situated in the city of Basle. Main business: development, production and marketing of small transformers up to 4 kVA |
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1921 |
Birth year and first supply of new developed 8 and 15 kV power transformers |
1922 |
First delivery of dry type instrument transformers for indoor application for the Swiss railway company , 15kV & 66 kV |
1939 |
May 2, 1939. A joint stock company was formed and renamed to Moser-Glaser & Co. Inc. |
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1944 |
Development of porcelain isolated voltage transformers |
1946 |
December 20, 1946. The factory moved from Basle to the new location in Muttenz |
1947 |
Major break through in the field of insulation materials: first delivery of 20 kV epoxy cast resin insulated instrument transformers, SILESCA®, completely developed by MGC. Manufacturing of 500 & 1000 kV test transformers and 380 kV oil isolated voltage transformers |
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1958 |
Birth year of the bushings and busbars technology, DURESCA®, based on the RIP (resin insulated paper) technology |
1982 |
New SF6 insulated instrument transformers, GASCOIL® are developed and produced by Moser-Glaser |
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1990 |
New SF6 insulated busbar system, GASLINK®, was developed and produced in co-operation with Siemens |
1996 |
Moser-Glaser developed a new partially insulated busbar system, TIRESCA® |
2001 |
Take over by the company Pfiffner Messwandler Inc., Hirschthal, Switzerland |
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2003 |
New product range transformer bushings TRAVESCA® |
2004 |
90 years anniversary |
2005 |
New building Kaiseraugst. |
2009 |
Facility extension with additional production area. |
