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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 in 2000, Tiefenbach North America, LLC began as a supplier of hydraulic controls for longwall roof supports to underground mining customers. It added hydraulic hose assembly production in 2007 and has since expanded its hydraulic products and services into mining, oil and gas, industrial, and OEM markets. The company also provides in-house repair and service for hydraulic components it supplies.
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.
Formed in 2013 and now a wholly owned subsidiary of CONSOL Innovations, Touchstone Advanced Composites has built its identity around developing unusual tooling solutions for aerospace and defense manufacturers. From its Triadelphia, West Virginia, facility, the company makes precision composite tooling and parts, including tools shaped from CFOAM® carbon foam produced in-house. Its expanded operation employs about 50 people and serves customers involved in major U.S. aerospace and defense programs.
Toyota is an automaker that designs and manufactures cars, trucks, and other vehicles, with a broad lineup that includes hybrid, battery-electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel-cell models. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. was established in 1957, and the company says its U.S. operations produced their 30 millionth U.S.-assembled vehicle by 2021. Its stated purpose includes developing mobility solutions and working toward a sustainable future.
For more than 25 years, TrailersPlus has been known for making trailers at four U.S. factories and selling them through its own nationwide dealership network. As the largest independent trailer dealer in the USA, it serves professionals and enthusiasts with factory-direct pricing, custom orders, and ongoing support from factory-trained technicians.
Treplar, Inc. grew from a collaboration between expanded-materials engineers and packaging experts united by a desire to reduce plastic waste. The Martinsburg, West Virginia, company develops sustainable food packaging for businesses moving away from polystyrene, with its XPET™ material providing a lightweight alternative for commercial food use.
Tri-State Coating & Machine in Salt Rock, West Virginia, combines thermal hard coating with industrial machining and rotating-equipment repair under one roof. Its marine work is shaped by more than 27 years serving workboats, pushboats, and tugboats in abrasive waters, while its custom-machining team also reverse-engineers parts for obsolete equipment. The roughly 35,000-square-foot operation is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Family-owned since 1937, Tri-State Electric & Machine Company is an EASA-certified industrial service firm rooted in the Ohio Valley. It serves customers across the Eastern United States and Canada, with a complete machine shop and repair support for industrial customers.
Since 1958, Tri-State Hydraulics has built its reputation in Charleroi as a dependable source for industrial fluid-power work. The company is known for rebuilding demanding equipment, including NASA Crawler-Transporter cylinders, and received a 2010 USA Space Flight Awareness Supplier Award after completing that project.
Founded in 1962 as a four-employee contract job machine shop, Tri-State Machine has grown into a Wheeling, West Virginia manufacturer with more than 400,000 square feet of combined fabrication and machining floor space. It makes and overhauls traction gear units for transportation companies and authorities, alongside contract machining and fabrication work for customers in several industries.
Trivium Packaging produces metal packaging for customers around the world, operating 57 locations in 18 countries with approximately 7,200 employees. Its production includes packaging made from steel, tinplate and aluminum, and the company supports customers with research, development and technical expertise.
Tupperware is a kitchenware brand known for food-storage products, beginning with chemist Earl Tupper’s airtight-seal idea in the 1940s and the Wonderlier Bowl. The brand says its products have also included microwave cooking solutions and describes a continuing focus on product innovation, food preservation, and reducing waste. Its brand and related operating assets are now owned by an investor group, while independent consultants and distributors and retail partners remain part of its sales network.
For more than 100 years, TW Metals has supplied and processed specialty metals for aerospace, defense, and commercial manufacturers through a global distribution network. The company carries a broad inventory of aerospace-grade material and supports it with cut-to-size processing, supply-chain programs, and documented traceability. An O’Neal Industries affiliate, TW Metals maintains AS9100- and ISO-certified quality systems and is an approved supplier to major aerospace and defense manufacturers.
From its Grand Rapids headquarters, UFP Packaging designs and manufactures custom industrial packaging and OEM components, including wood, corrugated, protective and metal solutions. Part of UFP Industries, the company combines engineering and an ISTA-, ASTM- and ISO-certified testing lab with more than 100 facilities worldwide and a workforce of over 4,500 employees. Its long-standing lift-van manufacturing operation has supplied State Department and overseas shipping containers for more than 50 years.
Uncle Bunk’s is a family-operated specialty food company in Sistersville, West Virginia, owned and operated by Larry Young, his wife Rose Marie, and their daughter Stacey. It makes small-batch gourmet foods from old-time Appalachian family recipes, with products hand-cut and packed using methods passed down through generations of canning. Larry’s Mustard Relish won the Grand Prize at the Amateur Scovie Awards, and the Rustic Pepper Sauce placed third.