From its Rochester, New York facility, Torq-Masters Industries manufactures automatic locking differentials and chromoly axle components for 4x4 and powersports vehicles. The small business combines an advisory and engineering group with more than 60 years of locker experience, multiple patented contributors, and an ISO 9001-certified CNC machining operation using U.S.-made materials. Its products are built for demanding off-road use, from rock crawling to sand dunes and mud drags.
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JTEKT Torsen North America, IncJTEKT Torsen North America carries a Rochester, New York, lineage that began with Vernon Gleasman’s differential design and The Gleason Works’ gear-making expertise. Since 1984, the JTEKT subsidiary has made Torsen helical-gear differentials for automakers, with a presence in original-equipment programs and the North American aftermarket. Its history includes an early contract for the AM General HMMWV and later adoption in Audi Quattro vehicles.ROCHESTER, NY
MCF IndustriesVeteran-owned MCF Industries manufactures axle shafts, power transfer shafts, and related components for off-road vehicles and industrial equipment at its mid-Ohio facility. Owned by Jon Graham, a former U.S. Nuclear Navy officer with engineering and business degrees and decades of metals-processing experience, the company combines integrated machining and heat-treating capabilities with hands-on technical support. MCF Industries is a U.S. manufacturer and ISO 9001:2015-certified supplier.BELLVILLE, OH
Tri Component Products CorporationSince 1967, Tri Component Products Corporation has supplied automatic-transmission rebuilders with replacement parts and problem-solving components for torque converters and transmissions. The Bronx-based company draws on more than five decades of industry experience and maintains specialized offerings for high-performance and antique applications, including friction materials used in lockup clutches.BRONX, NY
Schafer IndustriesSince 1934, Schafer Industries has grown from a gear maker into a U.S. manufacturer of custom-engineered gears, aerospace components and small off-highway axles. Its Schafer Driveline division has spent more than 40 years building American-made axles, with ground gearing in its electric axles helping recreational and light-utility vehicles run more quietly. Three specialized divisions support projects from prototype through assembly, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and, for Gear Works, AS9100:2016.FREDERICKTOWN, OH