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Since 1961, Tartan Yachts has been an Ohio builder of sailing yachts shaped by more than six decades of engineering and owner experience. Its low-volume shop brings together artisans, technicians, and sailors to build vessels for cruising and passage-making, with a semi-custom process that lets owners tailor each yacht to their ambitions.
Started by Fred Thompson Sr. with an 18-ton press in his garage, family-owned TASCO has produced contract metal stampings in Ohio since 1973, now serving primarily automotive customers from its Crestline facility. The company has grown from three presses and one product line for Fruehauf Trailers to more than 20 presses supported by in-house tool and die maintenance and welding, while retaining a workforce that includes many employees with over 20 years of experience. TASCO has maintained continuous quality certification since 1998 and is currently ISO 9001:2015 certified.
TASI Test and Automation brings together three business segments that build test, inspection, and automated assembly systems for manufacturers. Its companies combine electronics, software, and engineering expertise in solutions ranging from real-time process monitoring to leak testing and container inspection. The group serves several thousand customers worldwide and deploys more than 200 engineers and service resources, while its Product Integrity segment alone spans four companies, 10 locations, and 507 employees.
From its 200,000-square-foot Toledo, Ohio facility, TASKI manufactures Swiss-engineered floor-care machines and related cleaning equipment for commercial and industrial facilities. The Solenis brand combines Swiss design and testing with U.S. production, and every machine is rigorously tested before leaving its factory. TASKI also supports its equipment with fleet-management technology, technical service, and parts shipped from Toledo.
Created by a father and son in Newcomerstown, Ohio, in 1974, Tastee Apple makes caramel-covered apples and gourmet chocolate apple treats. The company ships its signature snacks directly to customers and sells them through retailers, with caramel apple pops extending its original treat into a convenient, holiday-themed format.
Founded in 1973 as a citrus growers’ co-operative in Tauranga, New Zealand, TAURA by IFF turns real fruit into long-shelf-life inclusions and snacks for food manufacturers. Its proprietary technology removes more than 90% of the fruit’s moisture while retaining authentic taste, texture and fruit character, giving developers a practical alternative to dried or freeze-dried fruit. TAURA now operates factories in New Zealand and Belgium, with a U.S. plant planned for mid-2026, while remaining rooted in its New Zealand beginnings.
Founded in 1957 by father-and-son partners Frank and Albert Tavens, Tavens Packaging & Display Solutions manufactures corrugated packaging and retail displays while tackling the inventory and delivery problems that often come with them. The Ohio company uses demand planning, rapid-response production and custom design to keep customers supplied without making them carry unnecessary box inventory. Tavens is also Safe Quality Food certified for food-packaging work.
Founded in 2005 as Tawa Tree Mulch Division by owner Eric Kuhlman, Tawa Mulch & Landscape Supply processes natural-wood mulch and supplies landscape materials to wholesale, retail, and residential customers. Based in Findlay, the company also delivers bulk materials across Hancock and surrounding counties and provides mobile, on-site grinding throughout Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. Its IPEMA-certified playground mulch and kiln-dried pine animal bedding are distinctive parts of the operation.
Since 1939, family-owned Taylor Manufacturing Company has grown from a single lathe into a fifth-generation Springfield, Ohio shop making made-to-order precision-machined components for aerospace, commercial air travel, and fluid systems. Its 18,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility is set up for both complex housings and small production runs, including aerospace parts larger manufacturers may not take on. Taylor is AS9100D registered and works to the specific quality requirements of its customers.
Since 1967, privately owned Taylor Steel has processed and sold flat-rolled steel across North America, with five Canadian facilities and an Ohio operation totaling about 1.5 million square feet. Its 18 processing lines support annual capacity exceeding two million tons, including specialized slitting for automotive exposed applications and advanced high-strength steel. Taylor Steel’s management system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
From its Youngstown, Ohio headquarters, Taylor-Winfield Technologies designs and builds industrial welding, material-joining and automated production equipment, including custom systems developed from concept through assembly and testing. The company traces its resistance-welding expertise back more than 135 years and its arc-welding experience back more than 75 years, while its patented linear-friction and coil-joining technologies extend that manufacturing legacy into newer applications. Taylor-Winfield also supports equipment throughout its service life with an R&D laboratory, worldwide field service and aftermarket parts, and builds machines in the USA to ISO 9001 standards.
Founded in 2003, Tayu-U.S. supplies and supports TAYU’s vertical plastic injection molding machines for customers in the United States and Canada. The Worcester-based operation is backed by the Absolute Group of Companies, with technical centers in Cleveland and Chicago, and provides a U.S. parts and service network for machines used across industries from automotive to medical molding. TAYU reports more than 5,000 customers worldwide and more than 20 offices in China, giving this local operation an unusually broad international reach.
Founded in 2006 by Ohio brothers Tyler and Tim Cobb, TC Bros. Choppers makes custom motorcycle parts for DIY and garage-built enthusiasts. The family-owned and operated company now works from a 60,000-square-foot facility, pairing its chopper-building roots with fast shipping and a customer-focused in-house team.
Started in Ted’s garage in 1983, TCH Industries now distributes, fabricates, and manufactures industrial and hydraulic hose assemblies and related fluid-conveyance products. The family-owned company operates from a 25,000-square-foot facility, with equipment capable of crimping and swaging large-diameter assemblies and producing thousands of assemblies a day. TCH is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and its sales and fabrication teams are trained through the NAHAD Hose Safety Institute.
With more than 30 years in lighting, TCP Lighting manufactures and distributes commercial LED lamps, luminaires and related systems from its U.S.-based facilities. The Aurora, Ohio company controls the process from design and development through manufacturing and distribution, with patented LED driver designs and lighting products assembled domestically. TCP also brings decades of lighting-design experience to projects serving settings such as retail, schools and industrial facilities.
Since its founding in 1999 with technology acquired from Japan’s Toyo Denki, TD Power Systems has grown from a Bangalore operation into an international manufacturer serving customers in 105 countries. With factories in Bangalore and Istanbul, the company builds customized generators for demanding power applications and supports them through a global service network.
Founded in 2003, Willoughby-based TDC Systems applies specialized chemical coatings and metal-finishing treatments for aerospace, military and Department of Defense work. Its phosphate-coating operation is approved for U.S. government military applications, while NADCAP accreditation and AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certification support its tightly controlled processing. TDC emphasizes a small-company approach, using personalized service and practical ingenuity to solve difficult finishing challenges.
Tech Development Inc. (TDI) designs and makes turbine-powered air starters for critical engine starts. It introduced the TurboTwin turbine air starter in 1979 and is known for starters built for demanding operating conditions. Since 2016, TDI has been part of Unison, a GE Aerospace company.
Founded in Xenia in 1992, TDL Tool designs and builds tooling and specialized machinery while also providing the machining and metalworking services needed to bring those projects into production. The company has grown from a 4,000-square-foot shop built by founder Steve Mangan into a broad manufacturing operation, with notable work ranging from large-format EDM to automation systems and custom prototypes. Since 2017, TDL Tool has been owned by Steve Mangan’s sons, Tim and Dan.
With more than 30 years in the industry, TDS Millwork is a Hilliard, Ohio custom fabricator known for handling commercial store-buildout programs at national scale. Its 60,000-square-foot facility supports custom millwork and casework for customers such as Wendy’s, Gatorade and United Dairy Farmers, including rapid rollouts and package consolidation.