"THERMOS" originates from Greek, meaning "heat." In 1904, the world's first "glass-lined vacuum insulated bottle" was commercialized in Berlin, Germany, and the brand was named "THERMOS," leading to the establishment of THERMOS G.M.B.H. In 1906, THERMOS was introduced to the United States, and soon after, THERMOS USA was founded. In 1908, THERMOS was brought to Japan with the slogan "The THERMOS bottle is an amazing invention." Since then, THERMOS has become inseparable from human life, accompanying adventurers on journeys around the world, from the South Pole and North Pole to Kenya and the interior of the Congo, and even being taken into the skies by the Wright brothers and Count Zeppelin. In 1957, "THERMOS" became synonymous with "vacuum flask" and was listed in English dictionaries as a common noun.
THERMOS has continued to innovate since its inception. In 1978, THERMOS Japan launched the "lightweight, unbreakable" high-vacuum stainless steel bottle. In 1988, THERMOS Japan developed the "ultra-lightweight, ultra-strong" titanium steel bottle. In 1989, THERMOS Japan created the "vacuum insulated cooking pot—slow cooker," which became a sensation in the Taiwan market, with nearly every household purchasing one. Starting in 1996, THERMOS Japan, THERMOS China, and THERMOS Taiwan's general agent, Crown Metal, jointly developed and designed a series of cookware suitable for Chinese culinary preparation. THERMOS products include vacuum insulation series, slow cooking series, and cookware series. Currently, THERMOS has offices on every continent, with strong and innovative R&D design teams in the United States and Japan. Guided by a design philosophy that meets the daily needs of global consumers, THERMOS continuously tailors its products to the lifestyles, leisure styles, dietary habits, and cooking cultures of consumers in Europe, the Americas, Japan, Asia, and other regions around the world, constantly advancing and striving for excellence.
