Scepter was founded in 1949 by a young European immigrant, Evald Torokvei. The company grew quickly, moving first to a small rented facility in 1950, then to a larger building in East York, purchased in 1953. In 1954 Scepter changed its organizational structure and incorporated. 1990s came and Scepter merged its pipe division with Canron's to form IPEX. Over the next decade, IPEX would become one of the world's largest pipe and fitting manufacturers. Today, international companies such as Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Tohatsu and Mercury all use marine fuel tanks manufactured by Scepter. And the legacy continues. Scepter is always seeking new innovative ways to build better products from plastics. From the 1950s to today, Scepter remains the symbol of quality.