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Born from Matt’s Fancy Barn Stuff and a national cabinet manufacturer, Tack Room Cabinetry creates fully custom cabinetry and furniture specifically for equestrian tack rooms and barns. Its Pennsylvania craftsmen build each piece with marine-grade materials and finishes suited to humid, dusty barn environments, drawing on more than 70 years of combined cabinetry expertise. The company has built more than 70 custom furniture pieces since 2023 and typically ships orders within six to eight weeks.
Tactical Technologies Inc. is a Holmes, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for building specialized electronic equipment for law-enforcement and intelligence agencies. Its staff develops custom systems for particular operational needs and completes manufacturing, quality review, and service at the Holmes facility, which also supplies the U.S. Department of Defense.
For more than 65 years, Clearfield-based TAFCO (TMP Manufacturing Company, Inc.) has manufactured walk-in coolers and freezers, along with modular insulated panels and refrigeration systems. The company recently moved into a 100,000-square-foot central Pennsylvania facility, where its products are made in the USA by Sheet Metal Worker Union members. TAFCO also supports projects through custom engineering, installation, service, and replacement parts.
A second-generation, family-owned company in business since 1984, Tagline, Inc. has built its identity around careful, flexible production for specialized customers. From its 21,000-square-foot Exton facility, the company serves banking and other manufacturers across the United States and internationally, with particular experience in coin and currency work.
TAIT provides creative engineering, experience design, stage automation, show control, custom staging, theatrical machinery, rigging systems, kinetic installations, scenic fabrication, controls fabrication, and software development for live experiences. Its markets include concert touring, festivals, theme parks, museums, attractions, brand experiences, theaters, cruise entertainment, sports, venues, arenas, and stadiums.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited is a global research-and-development-driven biopharmaceutical company that researches, manufactures and supplies medicines. Founded in Japan in 1781, it grew from Chobei Takeda I’s medicine business in Osaka and now operates more than 25 manufacturing sites worldwide. Its products address areas including gastrointestinal and inflammatory conditions, rare diseases, oncology, neuroscience and vaccines.
TAKTL is a Pittsburgh-based organization of researchers, designers, and manufacturers whose work has grown from more than 15 years of research and development focused solely on architectural facade elements. Its vertically integrated Pennsylvania operation develops and fabricates A|UHPC panels for building envelopes, working with architectural teams from early design through delivery. All of its panels are made in the United States, with more than 88% of mineral raw materials sourced within 500 miles of its plant.
Talbar, Inc. is a Pennsylvania machining company organized around two distinct specialties: aerospace work through Talbar Aerospace and industrial work through Talbar Tool & Die. Its customers include manufacturers in fields ranging from aircraft to medical equipment, with each division serving a different production environment.
Founded in 1967 when Philadelphia chef Joseph Talluto bought a ravioli machine, Talluto’s now makes more than 90 varieties of pasta and sauces at its Folcroft facility. The third-generation family business also operates three Italian specialty markets in the greater Philadelphia area, carrying its handmade foods and continuing the family’s neighborhood-store tradition.
Talurit AB is a Gothenburg company founded in 1948 by Gerhard Rohland, whose invention of the original T-ferrule helped make mechanical wire-rope splicing faster and safer. Today, the company develops and manufactures solutions for wire-rope fabricators worldwide, with production kept in-house in Sweden and Germany. Its Swedish, German and UK facilities hold ISO 9001 certification.
Employee-owned since 1974, TAM Systems has built more than five decades of agricultural experience around a 65-plus-person team, many of whom have worked as farmers or millwrights themselves. From three regional offices, the company serves Mid-Atlantic farms and commercial facilities with turnkey grain-system projects, backed by in-house crews that remain involved through installation and ongoing service.
Tamarack Armory is a Meadville gunsmith and firearm dealer with more than 60 years of combined shop experience, repairing and restoring everything from modern firearms to antique military and civilian pieces. Owner Mike Leonard’s full machine shop also takes on custom machining and parts work beyond firearms, while the shop sells new and used guns as a fully licensed FFL dealer. Each firearm is inspected and tested for fit, finish, and function before it leaves the shop.
Tamco manufactures aluminum dampers and air-control products for commercial, industrial and institutional markets. Founded as Ta Morrison & Co. in the 1950s, it shifted its focus to dampers in the 1980s and has developed a specialty in maintenance-free, low-leakage and thermally insulated designs. Its products are manufactured in Canada and the United States, and data centers are identified as its largest revenue driver.
Established in 1983, Tamis Corporation is a Monroeville company known for more than four decades of specialized crowd-management experience. Its steel barriers have been used at Olympic Games and major stadiums, and the company supports venues, public projects, and work sites across North America with practical systems for directing people and traffic.
Founded in 2004 by machinist and engineer Dave Tancredi, Tancredi Machining grew from a garage operation into an 18,000-square-foot Pennsylvania shop serving manufacturers nationwide. Majority owner Tracey Epting Tancredi made the company a woman-owned enterprise, now WBENC/WOSB certified, while preserving its hands-on approach to precision CNC work. The company is particularly known for handling intricate parts and difficult alloys for demanding industrial customers.
Formed in 2025 from the merger of TruFood Manufacturing and Bar Bakers, Tandem Foods is a contract manufacturer of better-for-you nutritional snacks. The company combines decades of experience with nine facilities across Pennsylvania, New York and California, and is now the largest wafer-bar manufacturer in the United States. Its customer-partnership model carries products from concept through commercialization for established CPG companies and entrepreneurs.
Tandem Foods is a U.S. contract manufacturer of better-for-you snacks, formed in 2025 from the combination of TruFood Manufacturing and Bar Bakers. It operates eight manufacturing facilities and brings together the companies’ decades of experience producing nutrition and snack products for branded and private-label customers.
Born from the merger of TruFood Manufacturing and Bar Bakers, Tandem Foods is a contract manufacturer of better-for-you nutritional snacks, with products ranging from nutrition bars to wafers and molded chocolate. Launched under its Tandem name in January 2025, the company brings decades of combined experience and operates a coast-to-coast network of manufacturing facilities. Its newest Cypress, California, line increased wafer-bar capacity by more than 150% and made Tandem the largest wafer manufacturer in the United States.
Founded in 2018 by biomaterials researchers Melik Demirel, Gözde Senel-Ayaz, and Benjamin Allen, Tandem Repeat Technologies is a Philadelphia-based bio-manufacturing company developing Squitex for the textile industry. Its work grew from research into squid ring teeth protein and uses plant molecular farming to pursue a lower-impact alternative to conventional fibers. Tandem Repeat won the 2022 Microfiber Innovation Challenge Prize for its sustainable fiber.
Tango Technologies makes the Tango Belt, an FDA-authorized, prescription wearable medical device that detects serious hip-impacting falls and deploys an airbag around the hips to help reduce major injury. The device was conceived by trauma surgeon, inventor, and founder Dr. Robert F. Buckman, who combined clinical experience with engineering research into fall detection and impact protection. Today, the team brings together engineers, clinicians, and gerontologists focused on making everyday life safer for older adults.