Our story

113 years of a genuinely Brazilian company

Tramontina invites you to learn a little more about its history

  • 1911

    Black and white photo of the Tramontina forge.

    1911

    Valentin opens a small blacksmith shop in the town of Carlos Barbosa

    The young man performed repairs for industries in the region and made hardware for horses.

  • 1930

    Black and white photo of the Tramontina pocketknife.

    1930

    Launch of the “Santa Bárbara” pocketknife

    Object number 1, manufactured the most at the time.

  • 1939

    Black and white photo of Valentin Tramontina.

    1939

    Death of Valentin Tramontina

    His widow, Elisa De Cecco Tramontina, starts running the business.

  • 1949

    Black and white photo of Ivo Tramontina and Ruy J. Scomazzon.
    Black and white photo of Ivo Tramontina and Ruy J. Scomazzon.

    1949

    New management

    Ivo Tramontina and Ruy J. Scomazzon become partners of the company.

  • 1959

    Black and white photo of the Forjasul unit.

    1959

    Forjasul opens in Porto Alegre (RS)

    Later transferred to Canoas, the factory produces vises, sledgehammers, hooks and shackles for lifting and moving loads.

  • 1961

    Black and white photo of Elisa de Cecco Tramontina.

    1961

    Death of Elisa De Cecco Tramontina

    In this same period, the company became a corporation (S.A.)

  • 1963

    Black and white photo of the Garibaldi unit.

    1963

    Unit opens in Garibaldi (RS)

    Factory for producing tools.

  • 1969

    Aerial photo of the Regional Sales Office.

    1969

    Regional Sales Office (RSO) opened

    Debut in the international market, with the first export to Chile.

  • 1971

    Tramontina employees in front of the Farroupilha unit.

    1971

    A facility is opened in the city of Farroupilha (RS)

    Factory to produce stainless-steel items, becoming a reference in products such as tableware, sauce pans, flatwares, among others.

  • 1976

    Old document about accessories for Forjasul transmission and distribution lines.

    1976

    Unit opened in Carlos Barbosa (RS)

    Factory for producing electrical materials.

  • 1980

    Tramontina Regional Sales Office facade.

    1980

    RSO opened in Porto Alegre (RS)

    Later, it started operating as the Southern Distribution Center, in Carlos Barbosa (RS).

  • 1982

    Aerial photo of the Regional Sales Office in Goiânia.

    1982

    Opening of the Multi unit in Carlos Barbosa (Brazil), for the production of agricultural tools

    In the same year, the Regional Sales Office opened in Goiânia (Brazil), which six years later started operating as the Planalto Distribution Center to facilitate logistics and market growth.

  • 1986

    Facade of the first Distribution Center abroad.

    1986

    The first Distribution Center abroad opens

    Tramontina USA Inc. was opened in Houston, United States.

  • 1988

    Black and white photo of the Tramontina Nokia Robot.

    1988

    The first robot is purchased

    Named Nokia and installed at the Farroupilha (RS) facility, it starts polishing frying pan handles.

  • 1990

    Aerial photo of the Madeiras unit, in Encruzilhada do Sul.

    1990

    The Madeiras unit is opened in Encruzilhada do Sul (RS)

    Factory for producing pine panels. Since July 2024, this unit is no longer part of the Tramontina group.

  • 1994

    Tramontina Germany unit facade.

    1994

    Tramontina Haushaltswaren GmbH (THAUS) opens in Germany

    Years later, it is restructured and starts operating as Tramontina Germany GmbH (TGERMANY).

  • 1996

    Aerial photo of the TEEC unit.

    1996

    TEEC unit opened in Carlos Barbosa (RS)

    Factory for manufacturing stainless steel sinks and basins.

  • 1997

    Tramontina Mexico unit facade.

    1997

    Tramontina de México S.A. (TEMEX) opens

    First Sales Office abroad, in Huixquilucan, Mexico.

  • 1998

    Aerial photo of the Delta unit, in Recife.

    1998

    Delta unit opens in Recife (PE)

    Factory for manufacturing plastic tables and chairs.

  • 1999

    Tramontina Colombia unit facade.

    1999

    Tramontina Colômbia S.A.S (TECOL) unit is opened

    The Distribution Center serves Colombia and Venezuela.

  • 2000

    Tramontina Chile unit facade.

    2000

    Tramontina Chile S.A. (TCHILE) is opened

    Distribution Center focused on serving the Chilean market.

  • 2004

    Tramontina Distribution Center Dubai facade.

    2004

    Tramontina UAE LLC (TDUBAI) unit opens

    In addition to the United Arab Emirates, the Distribution Center serves many countries in the Middle East region.

  • 2005

    Tramontina Peru unit facade.

    2005

    Brand refresh

    The logo takes on shapes that inspire confidence and innovation, characteristics always associated with the company. The same year, Tramontina del Peru S.A.C. (TPERU) was opened.

  • 2011

    100 years of Tramontina illustration, with an infinity symbol seal.

    2011

    Tramontina reaches 100 years old and receives a seal with the infinity symbol

    Tramontina Del Ecuador S.A. (TECUADOR) opens.

  • 2012

    Tramontina Panama unit facade.

    2012

    Tramontina de Panamá S.A. (TPANAMA) unit opened

    In addition to the Panamanian market, the Distribution Center serves many countries in the Caribbean region.

  • 2013

    Tramontina Rio de Janeiro T store facade.

    2013

    Tramontina ventures into retail: T store in Rio de Janeiro

    With the official stores, Tramontina expands its operations and proximity to customers in a new environment.

  • 2015

    Tramontina Chile T store facade.

    2015

    The first T store abroad opens in Santiago, Chile

    It brings the same experience as other T stores to the Chilean market.

  • 2016

    Tramontina notebook of the 2016 visual identity manual.

    2016

    Tramontina brand refresh

    It takes on a new visual identity. The Tramontina Caribe S.A. and Tramontina United Kingdom Ltd. (TUK) units are also opened.

  • 2017

    A Tramontina unit facade.

    2017

    Death of Ivo Tramontina

    The same year, units were opened in Australia, Tramontina Australia Pty Ltd. (TRAS) and Tramontina Riga Ltd. (TRIGA), in Latvia.

  • 2018

    Person on a tablet.

    2018

    Opening of the online T store

    Its debut in e-commerce, expanding its presence in the market and providing customers with a new relationship and purchasing channel.

  • 2019

    Ivo Tramontina Education Center facade.

    2019

    Ivo Tramontina Education Center (CEIT)

    Opened in Carlos Barbosa (RS), the CEIT was born from the idea of inspiring the pursuit of knowledge and encouraging wellness activities. One of the goals is to strengthen the integration between Tramontina, its employees and the community.

  • 2021

    A Tramontina unit facade.

    2021

    Three units open abroad

    Tramontina Canada Inc. and Tramontina Malaysia SDN Distribution Centers were opened. The new Regional Sales Office, Tramontina Uruguay S.A, was also opened.

  • 2022

    Table set with flowers, a white dish, and stainless-steel flatware.

    2022

    Death of Ruy J. Scomazzon

    In the same year, Tramontina entered into the porcelain market, with production at the Delta unit, in Moreno (PE).

  • 2024

    2024

    Opening of the units

    Tramontina India, Tramontina Tunisia, and new T stores in Peru, Chile, and South Africa.

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Quality products since 1911

Tramontina is pleased to be part of people’s everyday lives. The proof of this is our products, which are made with a purpose and especially for you.

They are various kitchen utensils and equipment, appliances, tools for agriculture, gardening, industrial and automotive maintenance, civil construction, electrical materials, wood and plastic furniture, utility vehicles, in addition to the latest porcelain table sets.

Two Tramontina sauce pans. One of them with meat in it.
Man cooking with a dishrag on his shoulder.
Black and white photo of Tramontina sauce pans.
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