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TESCO Emergency Vehicles builds ambulances and remounts for first responders, along with NEMT and wheelchair vans. The company emphasizes dependable emergency vehicles, quick build times, and long-term value for EMS agencies and departments managing tight fleet budgets.
Family-owned since 1968, TESCO Specialty Vehicles grew from a school-bus sales company into a national builder of purpose-built mobile clinics. Its commercial-grade units are designed for organizations bringing care to communities, with most new vehicles ready within 90 days. TESCO operates with more than 120 employees across 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space and provides nationwide delivery and field support.
Founded in 2005 by petroleum engineer Todd Hawkins, Massillon-based Tesla NanoCoatings manufactures TESLAN® carbon-nanotube protective coatings for steel assets in offshore, marine and midstream environments. Its patented CNT technology enables a two-coat, wet-on-wet system designed to replace conventional three-coat applications, and more than 1.5 million square feet of Gulf of Mexico assets were protected with TESLAN® by early 2023 without recorded coating replacements. The company also authored the 2015 ASM Handbook on carbon nanocoating technology and received Materials Performance’s 2022 Innovation of the Year award.
Established in Mentor in 1981, Tessa Precision Products manufactures precision components for the aerospace industry at its 45,000-square-foot Painesville facility. The company is particularly equipped for demanding work, including prototype development, three types of NADCAP-certified EDM, and machining materials such as titanium and Hastelloy. Tessa has also contributed 14 flight-certified components to NASA’s Artemis II mission.
TESSEC LLC is a minority-owned precision machining manufacturing operation founded in 2007. It provides integrated manufacturing from concept through assembly, including CNC machining, plastic injection mold build and repair, EDM machining, fabrication, welding, and electrical components for aerospace/defense, automotive, PET container, medical, and electronics industries.
Founded in 1990, Test Mark Industries is an Ohio manufacturer known especially for its compression testing machines. It supplies construction materials testing equipment to customers ranging from government agencies to universities, with products made for ASTM and AASHTO standards.
Founded by electrical engineer Fritz Fuchs in 1946 in a small room in Austria’s Waldviertel, TEST-FUCHS GmbH designs and manufactures aircraft and aerospace testing systems and equipment, along with aerospace components. The family-run company now employs more than 600 people, with more than 500 based at its Groß-Siegharts headquarters, and serves customers through locations across Europe, Asia and the United States. Its equipment has been designed and built for more than 100 aircraft types, while its aerospace work includes components for aircraft and space applications.
Known for more than 50 years of aerospace test-equipment experience, Testek Solutions is a Detroit-area manufacturer that designs, builds, and supports test capability for aircraft-component OEMs and MROs. Its Wixom operation combines offices with an 82,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, where complete test stands are installed and tested before shipment. The company’s upgradeable approach is designed to help customers modernize existing infrastructure over time.
TestLink Services Ltd, part of The Brink’s Company, supplies new and refurbished ATM parts, modules, cassettes and refurbished ATMs. Its capabilities include ATM parts repair and remanufacturing, refurbishment and upgrades, inventory management, installations, storage, security services, technical support and training for banks, independent ATM deployers and service organizations.
Founded by Ronald and Mrs. Ronald L. Hughes in 1968, Tetra Mold & Tool is a long-established plastics manufacturer that has grown around in-house technical expertise. The company develops precision molds and plastic injection-molded parts, carrying projects from early prototypes into production for customers in fields including automotive, aerospace and medical care. Tetra’s quality system is certified to IATF 16949:2016.
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. is a global biopharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures, and supplies medicines, combining innovative drug development with a large generics business. Founded in 1901, the company says it has about 37,000 employees across 57 markets and focuses its innovative-medicine work particularly on neuroscience and immunology.
Since Royal Little founded it in 1923 as Special Yarns Corporation, Textron has built a global multi-industry company around diversification and innovation. Today, its businesses serve customers worldwide through approximately 34,000 employees in more than 25 countries, with a strong presence in aviation and defense.
Known for rethinking difficult textile manufacturing rather than taking on routine build-to-print work, Textum is a vertically integrated advanced-materials company serving demanding aerospace and defense customers. It develops specialty fabrics and composites by controlling the process from reinforcement yarns and resin formulations through production, with more than 40 textile production units supporting roughly 600,000 yards of output per month. Textum is also CMMC compliant and regularly handles ITAR/CUI information.
Founded in 1930 as Murayama Iron Works, TFO Corporation is a Japanese forging manufacturer that began by producing Western razors and now supplies forged parts to automotive, railway, construction machinery, and industrial machinery manufacturers. It specializes in steel and aluminum forgings, with production sites in Fukushima and Kumamoto and overseas operations in the United States and Thailand.
TH Manufacturing grew out of a small Holmes County foundry founded in 1975 and reopened by two foundry engineers in 1992. Now rooted in Ohio’s Amish country, the company is known for its experienced Amish core makers and for solving unusual foundry problems through molded sand cores and custom-built equipment. It has completed more than 9,000 unique projects for foundries across the United States and beyond.
Family-owned and privately operated since 1974, TH Plastics remains under third-generation Haas family leadership, with Chris Haas serving as CEO and president. From its roots in a small Mendon, Michigan operation, the company has grown into a four-facility manufacturer employing more than 800 people and known for engineering decorative thermoplastic solutions for appliance and automotive customers.
Founded in Dayton in 1952, Thaler Defense Systems has grown from a local precision machine shop into a Springboro defense contractor making complex components and assemblies for ordnance, hypersonic and space programs. Its nearly 100,000-square-foot operation brings more than 130 CNC machines, electron-beam welding and in-house inspection together under one roof, supporting work from prototype through production. The company is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015 and operates under U.S. defense export-control requirements.
Thaman Rubber Co. supplies and manufactures industrial products including conveyor equipment, dredges, hoses and hose assemblies, pumps, power-transmission products, pipe fittings, gaskets, and custom-fabricated items. It offers custom fabrication, 3D printing, product installation, hose assembly and testing, belt and hose services, pipe fusing, emergency assistance, and global shipping.
Since 1980, Springfield nonprofit The Abilities Connection—known in its manufacturing work as TAC Industries—has paired meaningful employment for people with disabilities and other barriers with contract manufacturing, including cargo nets for the U.S. Air Force. TAC has produced more than one million cargo nets and remains the sole-source supplier of those nets to the Air Force, while also providing industrial sewing, assembly and third-party logistics services. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operations are part of a broader mission that includes workforce development and community support.
Since 1946, The Akron Products Company has made steel support products for construction, remodeling and residential projects, including building columns and floor jacks. Based in Wadsworth, Ohio, the company stands out for its vertically integrated tube mills, which give it control over design and manufacturing from start to finish. Its products are engineered and tested in-house, with adjustable columns carrying ICC-ES Report 1767 for compliance with IBC and IRC building codes.