About SCHOTT
Since 1951, SCHOTT has specialized in the manufacture and design of a wide range of high-quality transformers, inductors, and magnetic components made to customer specifications. SCHOTT manufactures these products for various markets throughout the US and abroad. Some of these markets include; industrial/commercial, telecommunications, energy, aerospace, medical, and defense. SCHOTT is more than just a supplier, rather a partner with its customers in the development of products and production as an extension of its customers’ manufacturing footprint.
SCHOTT began as a part-time home business in 1946 by its founder, Oscar A. SCHOTT. In 1951, SCHOTT was incorporated. In 1970, when activities became diversified, the Marshall facility began operations producing pulse transformers for computers and telecommunication systems. In the 1973, the Minnesota facility began its operations producing power transformers. Due to growth and expansion, the Canby facility was added in 1979 and the Tijuana, Mexico plant was added in 1995.
In 2003 SCHOTT was acquired by TACNA International Corporation and moved its corporate headquarters to San Diego, California. As part of the acquisition, TACNA purchased SCHOTT’s Mexico and Minnesota manufacturing operations, which it continues to operate today.
