For more than 30 years, Trackman has built its reputation around rubber-track technology developed and manufactured in St. Marys, Ohio. Now part of American Rheinmetall, the company supplies durable track systems to farmers, contractors, and the U.S. Army, drawing on a St. Marys plant with rubber-production roots reaching back to 1940.
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Technical Rubber Company (TRC)Since Charles Cornell founded it in Johnstown, Ohio, in 1939, Technical Rubber Company has remained a family-led rubber manufacturer shaped by practical innovation. Now directed by the fourth generation of Cornell’s family, TRC is best known for extending the useful life of rubber through its 4R approach, serving industrial, commercial, and government customers around the world.JOHNSTOWN, OH
TMI, IncFamily-owned since its founding in 1984, TMI, Inc. is a Youngstown rubber manufacturer built around the Myhal family’s deep experience in the industry. Now led by founder Michael J. Myhal’s son, the company is known for solving demanding custom-part challenges, with more than 35 years of work serving aerospace, defense and other technical customers. Its 30,000-square-foot operation supports projects from early development through production.YOUNGSTOWN, OH
Trexler Rubber CompanyFamily-owned since its founding by Bill Trexler in 1935, Trexler Rubber remains operated by his grandson, Tom, in Ravenna, Ohio. The company grew from a basement operation making model-airplane tires into a global manufacturer known for specialized low-volume rubber work, including components used in NASA projects and Gemini spacewalks. Today, its custom production serves industrial, medical, veterinary and prototype customers worldwide.RAVENNA, OH
TruckCorp LLC (ARM – A TruckCorp LLC Company)ARM – A TruckCorp LLC Company carries the legacy of American Road Machinery, whose roots reach back to 1878 in Minerva, Ohio. Now based in Canton, the company works from a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing and upfit facility, developing purpose-built equipment around the practical needs of public-works departments and contractors. Its long history includes Emil J. Hank’s hands-on engineering approach and a reputation for turning operator problems into workable equipment designs.CANTON, OH