Founded in 1955 by aerospace machinist William “Willie” Strohmeyer, Triangle quickly established itself as the go-to supplier of specialized machinery parts. After decades of growth, along with the addition of Willie’s son Neal Strohmeyer to the team in 1971, Triangle began to invest in cutting-edge technologies to lead them into a new era of manufacturing. 

In 1987, Willie passed the torch on to Neal, who took over as President and oversaw significant investments in both people and manufacturing capabilities. The foundation was laid for Triangle to strategically expand into becoming a leading contract manufacturer in the medical device industry. In the spirit of keeping things in the family, Neal’s son Dax Strohmeyer joined Triangle in 2001 to facilitate bringing the business into a brand new century of opportunity and innovation.

Almost 70 years after its founding, Triangle is now a 250-person business occupying  107,000 square feet in Upper Saddle River, NJ — far from its humble origins in a 2000 square-foot garage. Despite the growth, the family spirit remains at the heart of what happens at Triangle, because — in Willie Strohmeyer’s own words —

“At the end of the day, it’s the people that matter most.”