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For more than 50 years, Perrysburg-based System Packaging has designed and built American-made packaging machinery, with a particular focus on cold-seal systems and custom equipment. Its in-house engineering, electrical design, CNC machining, welding and assembly capabilities support standard machines as well as application-specific builds for customers in the United States and abroad. The company also maintains parts and service support for its equipment and selected machines acquired through L.C. Gess, Alloy Packaging and Premier Packaging.
Founded in Cleveland in 1995 by engineer Arnold von Engelbrechten, System Seals designs and manufactures custom high-performance sealing systems for equipment where failure is not an option. Its engineers use proprietary modeling tools to tailor seals to exact operating conditions, supporting OEMs and operators in demanding wind-energy, oil-and-gas, and heavy-industrial applications. The company now has more than 160 people across North America and Europe and serves customers in over 40 countries.
Founded by controls engineer and former U.S. Air Force serviceman Mark Elliott in October 1995, West Liberty’s System7 designs, builds, and commissions industrial control systems for OEMs and manufacturers. The company combines systems integration with maintenance, retrofit, and process-improvement support, including projects ranging from small upgrades to facility-wide expansions. System7 is now part of the Corterra Group and emphasizes a personal, hands-on approach backed by 100% U.S. manufacturing.
Family-owned and operated since 1973, Systems Pack, Inc. is a longstanding packaging house known for building lasting customer relationships across industrial, food, and pharmaceutical operations. The Macedonia company develops custom packaging solutions and supports the equipment behind them, including its role as an authorized Lantech representative for Ohio.
Founded in 1983, SYTRONICS, Inc. is a Dayton, Ohio, professional engineering and technical services company whose staff includes research scientists and engineers. The company is known for supporting Department of Defense customers through automated turbine test systems and military training and simulation work. More than 80% of its employees have college degrees, and the company reports a strong level of repeat business.
Family-run T & F Signs began in 2017 as T and F CNC Workshop in Ripley, Ohio, after its owners left the corporate world to build a business of their own. The company moved to Maysville, Kentucky, in 2021 and now carries projects from design through in-house fabrication for local businesses and organizations.
Serving the Springfield community, T K Welding is a local custom metal shop that takes on both small jobs and made-to-spec fabrication. Its work ranges from specialized cattle-grooming chutes to custom metalwork for local buildings and equipment.
T.C. Service Co. is the Willoughby, Ohio manufacturer behind the Top Cat® brand of American-made industrial air tools. Its CNC-equipped plant uses computer-aided design and finite element analysis to develop tools for industrial material removal, with authorized agents supporting customers through parts and repair services.
Named for Army Lieutenant Colonel Todd J. Clark, who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2013, T.J. Clark International brings an expeditionary military background to its work from Delaware, Ohio. The certified small business supports operational readiness for government and defense missions, with a team whose experience spans more than 40 countries and a company built around honor, integrity, and commitment. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified and registered to export controlled ITAR items.
Since Thomas Jared Davies founded it in 1965, T.J. Davies Company has remained a veteran-founded, woman-led manufacturer rooted in Mantua, Ohio. The company is known in the machine-tool industry for its retention knobs, including custom parts for older machines that are no longer readily available, and it serves both direct customers and distributors. Today, the business continues under the next generation while preserving its founder’s values and made-in-America focus.
T.RAD North America began in Hopkinsville in 1988 as CoPAR, a joint venture involving Toyo Radiator of Japan and an American manufacturer. Now part of T.RAD’s global network, the company has grown into a 350,000-square-foot operation with 650 team members and is known for supplying heat exchangers to original-equipment manufacturers. Its aluminum plant holds IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certifications.
Founded in 2004, T.Y. Fine Furniture builds solid-wood furniture by hand in Columbus, Ohio, using traditional joinery and hardwoods sourced from naturally fallen Ohio trees. Founder Tarik Yousef brings an engineer’s eye to a small, roughly ten-person shop where each piece is made to order rather than outsourced. Its food-grade, zero-VOC organic finish—developed with an Ohio State University microbiologist—along with a lifetime structural guarantee reflects the company’s aim to make furniture worth repairing and passing down.
From its Mayville headquarters, TAB Products Co LLC has served clients across North America since 1950 with filing and storage products, records-management software, and services that organize both paper and electronic information. The private company has more than 250 employees and is especially distinctive for combining manufactured filing supplies and high-density storage with document imaging and its TAB FusionRMS software. TAB reports manufacturing 250,000 specialty folders daily, while its systems have been used by 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies.
From Milford, Ohio, Tactical Environmental Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures HVAC and environmental control systems for military, aerospace, and commercial applications. The SAM-registered small business combines custom engineering with manufacturing and system integration, building solutions that range from trailer-mounted systems to equipment for hard and soft shelters. Its quality program uses ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9102 processes, with global logistics and support for customers.
Since 1986, Tagg Industries has supplied medical, laboratory and patient-care equipment while also designing and manufacturing some of its own products. Based in Laguna Hills, the company expanded from a nationally distributed product line into an authorized-dealer and government-sales business serving healthcare providers and public facilities. Tagg is verified and certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned business by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and California’s Department of General Services, and holds a GSA contract for medical supplies.
With more than 70 years in wire fabrication and 60 years in CNC machining, Ashland-based Tahoma Engineered Solutions makes custom wire-formed parts and precision-machined components. Its wire division handles complex welded assemblies and protective guards, while its machining team supports work ranging from prototypes to full production runs, including repairs and large manifold work. TES maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system with documented inspections and traceability.
Since opening its Tiffin plant in 1996, TAIHO Corporation of America has made automotive engine bearings, bushings and vacuum-pump assemblies through the tribology expertise of its Japanese parent, Taiho Kogyo. The wholly owned subsidiary, founded in 1981, now operates two Tiffin plants totaling 187,500 square feet and employs 223 people. TAIHO’s Ohio operation was the first Taiho overseas facility to mass-produce polymer-coated bearings and serves major automakers and suppliers.
Taikisha USA, Inc. designs and builds industrial paint-finishing systems and HVAC equipment, including turnkey paint-shop installations. Established in 1981 as the North American division of Taikisha Ltd., it is headquartered in Troy, Michigan, and serves automotive and related manufacturing industries.
Founded by materials and mechanical engineering researchers, Tailored Alloys develops software and hardware that make laser powder bed fusion easier to monitor, analyze, and qualify. Its ClearBox system records synchronized scanner and laser signals across compatible LPBF machines, while revenue from its hand-finished jewelry line helps fund research into applications such as refractory alloys and hypersonic vehicles.
Tailored Performance Fluids is a specialist partner for businesses that want to build their own industrial-fluid brand rather than sell under a manufacturer’s name. It develops custom private-label fluids for those customers and supports the process from formulation through delivery, with manufacturing carried out in ISO 9001-certified facilities.