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TE Connectivity designs and manufactures sensor and connectivity solutions, including electrical parts and electronic components that distribute power, signal, and data. Its manufacturing capabilities extend from advanced materials research and digital production to customized image-sensor packaging, with more than 30 years of experience serving the semiconductor industry. TE also uses its 3D Printing for Production process to make complex aerospace and defense components directly from CAD data.
TE Ortho grew from Tru-Edge’s cutting-tool regrinding work into a dedicated orthopedic instrument division more than 20 years ago, after customers asked whether the same precision could be applied to stainless-steel surgical parts. Today, it finish-grinds customer-supplied blanks for medical-device manufacturers, using validated processes designed to deliver consistent, burr-free results. The division holds ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
Privately owned since its founding in 1926, TE-CO Manufacturing is an Ohio maker known for workholding technology. Based in Union, the company manufactures American-made equipment for industrial customers in a 75,000-square-foot facility and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Team Fitz Graphics creates custom athletic graphics that help schools and sports programs celebrate achievements and shape the look of their facilities. The Cincinnati company combines in-house design and production with a straightforward proof-to-delivery process, making everything from record boards to facility graphics and signing-day backdrops for youth through professional competition. Its products are designed for practical use by athletic directors and coaches, including installations that internal maintenance staff can handle.
Founded in Cleveland in 1997 as a memorial to Wendy Moore, Team Wendy makes head-protection systems for people working in defense, law enforcement, search and rescue, and adventure settings. The company began with ski helmets before turning its attention to protective gear for those who risk their lives, and today operates as an Avon Technologies plc company with more than 900 people. Its HEADSTRONG program pairs helmet education and hands-on evaluation with live ballistic testing, giving users a direct look at how the equipment performs.
Based in Perrysburg, Ohio, TEC International manufactures the full range of mineral insulated cables for fire-survival electrical systems. Part of the TEC International Manufacturing Group, the company supplies cable through a global manufacturing network and has been serving Europe, the Middle East, and India for more than 20 years. Its TEC MICC cable is certified to UL 2196 and ULC/CSA S139 and has been used in projects including the Shanghai Tower and the UK Houses of Parliament.
Since opening as a job shop in 1984, Tech Dynamics, Inc. has grown into a Perrysburg structural steel fabricator with a team whose leadership brings decades of experience in the steel trade and at the company. It serves general contractors and industrial plants across Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana, and has held AISC Certified Building Fabricator status since 1995.
Founded in Dayton in 1973 and now based in Miamisburg, Tech Products Corporation manufactures elastomeric vibration isolators, shock mounts and related anti-vibration products for equipment ranging from medical pumps to diesel engines. Its 26,000-square-foot Ohio facility supports molding and manufacturing alongside dynamic testing, engineering analysis and elastomer compound evaluation. The company became a wholly owned division of Fabreeka International in 2000 and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Tech-Bond Global LLC develops engineered bonding technologies and repair systems that join difficult polymers and other materials while restoring pipes, tanks and industrial assets in place. Founded by Donald W. Meyers, the company’s patented Polymer Bonding Process™ underpins its Tech-Patch Repair System™ and Intelligent Interface Engineering™ approach, which are designed to turn material interfaces into integrated, durable structures rather than conventional glue joints. Its systems have undergone nearly a decade of laboratory, field and third-party testing, including pressure and salt-spray validation.
Founded in 1996, Dublin-based TECH-SONIC develops, manufactures and distributes ultrasonic metal welding machines and tooling, with a particular focus on its servo-controlled Closed-Loop Control technology. The company applies that expertise to wire harness, EV battery and tube-sealing systems, and supports customers through a multinational team working across six countries.
Cincinnati-based TechBrite manufactures commercial and industrial lighting fixtures, with a particular focus on adaptable LED systems for offices, plants, and outdoor spaces. Its retrofit designs are built to modernize existing fluorescent installations, while options such as sensors and wireless controls let customers tailor fixtures to a project. TechBrite also makes vapor-tight lighting for demanding environments, including an NSF/ANSI 2-certified LED Vaportite Retro Strip for areas that require washdown-friendly equipment.
Since 1989, Techceuticals has been a Cleveland-based division of Federal Equipment Company known for practical pharmaceutical manufacturing education. Its pilot-plant lab gives professionals a chance to work with production equipment under the guidance of instructors such as Technical Director Jesus Lopez, a licensed chemical engineer with more than 40 years of industry experience.
Techmetals, Inc. traces its roots to 1968, when Dan Brockman and John Stickel founded Miami Precision Chrome while they were in college. Now based in Dayton, the company has grown from a small shop into a nearly 400,000-square-foot operation with about 230 employees, while retaining a reputation for tackling difficult, specification-driven finishing work. Its in-house research and development team helps customers develop custom solutions for demanding aerospace, medical and industrial applications.
Founded in 2004 by Trish Phelps and partners, Techna NDT manufactures nondestructive-testing tools and accessories for commercial aviation, carrying forward the eddy-current and ultrasonic expertise pioneered by Boeing engineer Van Phelps. The Kent company is licensed by Boeing to produce the ST8871 composite reference standard used on the 787, and its manufactured items include calibration certificates and certificates of conformance.
Techneglas carries Perrysburg’s high-temperature manufacturing tradition into semiconductor dopant sources and specialty polysiloxane resins. Its roots trace to Owens-Illinois’ Specialty & Technical Products Division, where the operation developed television cathode-ray tube and semiconductor manufacturing expertise from about 1946 to 1988. Today, the ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-certified facility makes BoronPlus and PhosPlus sources alongside Glass Resin and UHTR materials for demanding coating, composite, and high-temperature applications.
For more than 40 years, TechneGraphics, Inc. has been a local printing company serving businesses and organizations near Cincinnati. It is known for combining the speed of a quick printer with the craftsmanship of a commercial printer, handling projects from short-run digital printing through web publishing.
For more than 50 years, Canton-based Technibus has engineered and manufactured metal-enclosed bus systems for power distribution, including custom solutions for demanding generation and industrial projects. Its 150,000-square-foot Ohio facility supports work for OEMs and EPC firms worldwide, while field engineers provide practical support from early site measurements through installation and maintenance. Technibus maintains an ISO 9001 quality management system and offers bus systems certified to standards including UL, IP66, and seismic requirements.
Founded in 1990, Technical Glass Products is a Painesville-based fused-quartz fabricator whose work is shaped by decades of precision glassblowing and engineering experience. With 11,000-square-foot facilities in Ohio and Louisiana, TGP supports demanding research and semiconductor operations through custom fabrication and technical assistance, while maintaining ISO 9001:2015 certification at both locations.
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.
Incorporated in 1986, Technico, Inc. is a Warren, Ohio–based THK distributor known for pairing motion-control expertise with practical, onsite support. Its engineers and sales staff help OEMs and industrial users select components, while warehouse and machine-shop associates handle inventory and customer-specific machining from the company’s 10,000-square-foot facility. Honda recognized Technico as a Supplier of the Year, naming it one of 13 suppliers chosen from more than 2,400.