Tripar celebrates its 30th Anniversary by completing its 4th expansion of the factory, adding 22,500 sq. ft. Total capacity now 67,500 sq. ft.

Ben and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa discussing potential tax changes for independent business in canada.

The 3rd expansion of the factory by 12,000 sq. ft., increased total capacity to 45,000 sq. ft.

Tripar become a founding member of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

Tripar celebrates its 20th Anniversary by completing its 2nd expansion of the factory by 17,000 sq. ft. Total capacity now 33,000 sq. ft.

1st expansion of the factory of 6,000 sq. ft. increasing the total capacity to 16,000 sq. ft.

Tripar’s new factory was 10,000 sq.ft., a huge upgrade from the 4500 sq ft building on Hays Avenue.

Tripar’s 1st catalog launched, consisting of 250 parts, with an emphasis on Tripar’s ability to offer both standard as well as custom parts to meet customer needs. Today we still work by this philosophy.

Ben and David Sevack, who were both born and educated in the UK, immigrate to Canada after serving for the Royal Engineers in the British army in the Second World War and start a small metal stamping shop called ‘Tripar’ on Hays Avenue in Montreal, Canada.