For seven decades, Taylor Devices has been a North Tonawanda manufacturer shaped by founder Paul Taylor’s liquid-spring patents and a deep history in shock and vibration control. Incorporated in 1955, the company now designs and builds motion-management systems for demanding aerospace, defense and structural applications, with its work used on spacecraft and more than 750 bridges and other critical structures worldwide. Its two-campus, vertically integrated operation keeps engineering, manufacturing and testing under company control.
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Moog IncFounded in 1951 by Bill Moog, Art Moog, and Lou Geyer, Moog grew from a small airplane-hangar operation in East Aurora into a global manufacturer known for solving demanding motion-control problems. Today, the company develops precision systems for customers whose work depends on dependable control, with aerospace and defense among its long-standing fields.ORRVILLE, OH
Inertia Switch IncEstablished in 1950, Inertia Switch Inc. is a privately owned small manufacturer known for supporting critical aerospace and defense programs with carefully engineered motion-sensing devices. Its 20,000-square-foot Orangeburg facility serves customers worldwide, including major aerospace OEMs, and the company holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification while remaining equipped to develop custom products for demanding environments.ORANGEBURG, NY
TactairSince its founding as Tactair Fluid Controls in 1950, Tactair has designed and manufactured hydraulic and pneumatic controls for aerospace and defense applications. Based in Liverpool, New York, the Young & Franklin subsidiary operates two manufacturing facilities totaling 180,000 square feet and employs approximately 200 people. Its in-house engineering, precision manufacturing, testing, and FAA- and EASA-licensed repair operation support aircraft systems from landing gear to nose-wheel steering.LIVERPOOL, NY
Elliott ManufacturingFounded in 1932 by W.W. Elliott, Elliott Manufacturing carries forward a flexible-shafting tradition that began with Nelson Stow’s 1879 invention. The Binghamton manufacturer has made valve-actuation products for more than 50 years and is part of CentroMotion, serving demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial applications with engineered motion-transmission solutions.BINGHAMTON, NY