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SVB Foods, Inc. manufactures and packs dressings, sauces, honey, condiments, marinades, and dessert toppings under its own brands, licensed brands, private labels, and for foodservice customers. Its headquarters and production facility are in Martinsburg, West Virginia, with fulfillment warehouse operations at a nearby location.
Serving customers across Ohio, West Virginia and eastern Kentucky, Swagelok Cleveland | Columbus | Charleston is an authorized Swagelok Sales and Service Center supplying fluid-system components and engineering support. Its Custom Solutions team designs and assembles fluid systems, while a 600-square-foot Class 100 cleanroom—capable of operating at Class 10—supports ultra-high-purity fabrication with helium leak testing and controlled packaging. The center has recently expanded its facilities, field engineering and training capacity across its three-location territory.
Founded in 1964 around industrial hard chrome plating, Swanson Industries now manufactures, remanufactures and repairs hydraulic cylinders and related equipment for fluid-power, mining, off-highway and industrial customers. Its 600-plus employees work across more than 385,000 square feet of U.S. manufacturing space, with specialized capabilities for restoring severely damaged cylinders to OEM specifications. Swanson also operates as an OEM-authorized service center and a Parker Hannifin Authorized Build Center.
Since 1861, Swisher has grown from a small Ohio cigar business into a privately held, family-owned company making adult consumer products. Now based in Jacksonville, Florida, the company is known for its long cigar-making heritage and has expanded its portfolio while remaining rooted in the Swisher Sweets brand and a history of production innovation.
Founded in Elkins in 1906, Talbott Glass is a family-owned glass company that repairs, restores, designs, and installs glass for homes and businesses across West Virginia. Its specialty is careful historic window and glass restoration, carried out alongside modern replacement and architectural work. The Talbott family still oversees the company, which is also known locally for maintaining Elkins’ large “Smile! You’re Alive” gateway mural.
Tecnocap Group is an Italian metal-packaging manufacturer headquartered in Cava de’ Tirreni, with production facilities and sales operations serving customers across multiple continents. The group is known for developing recyclable packaging that protects product integrity and supports brand presentation, particularly for food, beverage, health and beauty markets.
Founded in 1964, Teledyne Analytical Instruments is a California manufacturer focused on analytical measurement solutions for industrial and other demanding applications. Its work includes gas analyzers and custom integrated systems, including hazardous-area equipment designed to meet NEC, ATEX, and IECEx requirements.
TeMa North America produces construction materials and systems that waterproof, insulate, protect and drain buildings from their foundations to their roofs. Its new Kearneysville, West Virginia, production facility specializes in solutions for foundations and underground structures, including wet waterproofing and mechanical protection systems. The company draws on more than 30 years of construction-site experience and research by TeMa laboratories.
Terrasimco is a Simmons-founded company with roots reaching back to 1969, when Walter Simmons established it as a land speculation organization before shifting toward industrial process controls. Today, the company develops custom automation systems for clients modernizing industrial equipment, drawing on Walter’s more than 60 patents and the team’s experience in chemical and hydroelectric applications.
Since 1962, The Belt Group has been a Cumberland-based construction company known for managing substantial regional projects from start to finish. Carl Belt, Inc. anchors the group, whose work serves commercial, institutional, and public-sector clients across four states. The company employs roughly 150 to 250 full-time people and self-performs about 70% of its construction work.
Founded by Pat Corsi in 1973, The Corsi Group builds custom kitchen and bath cabinets one order at a time through its Indianapolis headquarters and Elkins, West Virginia, manufacturing facilities. Its Greenfield and Siteline brands are sold through more than 500 authorized dealers and designers across the United States, rather than directly to consumers. The company still makes its cabinets to each designer’s exact specifications and has maintained its Indianapolis roots for more than five decades.
A third-generation family company founded in 1959 by Ray D. Dickirson, The Dickirson Corporation remains veteran-owned from its base in Ripley, West Virginia. Built around its founder’s original welding-shop and truck-dealership concept, the company has spent more than six decades serving oil and gas fields across the United States and overseas. Its own SR-60 and SR-80 rigs, introduced in the early 2000s, grew from that long experience supporting well-service customers.
Founded in 1983 by Sandy and Bob Underwood, The Printing Press, Ltd. is a family-owned Charleston, West Virginia, print shop that produces commercial print and direct-mail materials. The company has grown from work done in the owners’ home into a shop with a multigenerational team, including their daughter and granddaughter, while retaining a hands-on, detail-focused character. It also operates one of West Virginia’s largest four-color presses and provides in-house design support for customers who need help taking a project from concept to finished piece.
For more than 40 years, Thermo Gauge Instruments has built precision blackbody calibration systems, including rapid-response graphite tube furnaces designed to approximate Max Planck’s ideal for thermal-radiation measurement. Its in-house machine shop supports custom builds and long-term service, with every blackbody system backed by original or upgraded replacement parts; many units remain in use today. Thermo Gauge’s systems are used by standards and calibration laboratories worldwide.
Founded in 1973 with a phthalic anhydride plant at Ranipet, Thirumalai Chemicals Limited is an Indian chemical manufacturer whose products support industries from food and pharmaceuticals to plastics and paints. The company now operates two manufacturing facilities, exports to more than 60 countries, and has built more than five decades of experience around turning process byproducts and waste heat into useful energy and materials. Its community work is equally rooted in Ranipet, where the Thirumalai Charity Trust provides healthcare across 315 villages and supports education for rural children.
Founded as a pioneer road builder in 1909, Thomas, Bennett & Hunter, Inc. now produces and delivers ready-mixed concrete for projects across central Maryland, southern Pennsylvania and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Its four batch plants have supplied more than 11 million cubic yards since concrete production began in 1939, serving jobs from homeowner sidewalks to major highway and industrial work. The company also provides custom mixes and recycled crushed concrete, with all plants certified under the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association’s Certificate of Conformance program.
Founded by Tim Taylor in Charleston in February 1997, TLTEK, LLC designs, builds and manages network infrastructure and other technology systems for commercial and government clients. The West Virginia firm has worked on secure communications for military and federal facilities as well as cabling and wireless installations at places such as the Charleston Town Center Marriott and DuPont’s Belle plant. TLTEK is an 8(a) and SDB-certified small-business graduate and also provides veteran and private-sector training in network support and fiber-optic cabling.
Built in Charleston, West Virginia, TorsionX makes precision hydraulic torque tools and related bolting equipment for demanding industrial work. The brand was launched by Industrial Bolting Technologies in 2012 after the company grew from a bolting-solutions business serving southern West Virginia coal mines, and its tools are now sold in more than 35 countries. TorsionX manufactures and assembles in the United States and operates more than 21 CNC, wire EDM, and manual machines under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 17025:2017 certifications.
For 35 years, Total Equipment Company has distributed and serviced pump and compressed-air equipment for industrial customers across Pennsylvania, West Virginia and beyond. Based in the Pittsburgh and Charleston regions, the company pairs a large regional inventory with 24-hour service, an in-house machine shop and a repair team whose technicians average 20 years of experience. Its work supports demanding settings from mining and construction to water and wastewater and the Marcellus Shale energy industry.
Touchstone Advanced Composites makes CFOAM®, a lightweight carbon and graphite foam for advanced engineering and composite tooling. Based in Triadelphia, West Virginia, the company’s materials are machined into dimensionally stable tooling for carbon-fiber parts and adapted for demanding thermal, electrical, and fire-protection applications. Its CFOAM HTC graphite foam is designed to manage heat while weighing substantially less than conventional copper or aluminum components.