of Bridgwater, Somerset.
1968 Thorn Electrical Industries acquired Triangle of Hyde, and amalgamated it with Crypton Equipment to form Crypton Triangle[1].
1970 Thorn sold Crypton Triangle to Tube Investments[2].
1971 The new Crypton engine diagnostic comparator, known as CEDRIC, automatically compares test readings of petrol engine performance with pre-programmed data and produces a permanent print-out indicating satisfactory or unsatisfactory results.[3]
1970s Development of advanced, non-oscilloscope analyser and the introduction of on-board electronic systems testing.
1980s Introduction of a microprocessor controlled automatic tester.
1983 FKI Electricals acquired 4 transport equipment companies from TI including TI Crypton[4]
1994 FKI sold Crypton and some other businesses to Wellman[5]
2001 Dieseltune and Wheelforce joined Crypton in April to create one of the largest independently-owned automotive equipment manufacturers in Europe.
See Also
Sources of Information
- CryptonTechnology [1]