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Tecomet is a contract manufacturer of medical-device products, with more than 50 years of experience in medical manufacturing and a history in the orthopedic implant market dating to 1970. It partners with medical companies from design and prototyping through full-scale production, with 24 manufacturing campuses across six countries and 3,500 employees reported on its homepage.
Handcrafted in the countryside of central Pennsylvania, Tedd Wood makes fine wood cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, and whole-home interiors. Its cabinet program spans one-of-a-kind custom framed work alongside semi-custom framed and full-access lines, with master craftsmen hand-applying finishes and building distinctive doors to suit each project.
With decades of experience, Teddico/BWF is a Pittsburgh-based electrical products company known for supplying durable weatherproof equipment to commercial, industrial and residential customers. Its products are distributed through sales representatives across the United States and include conduit and weatherproof electrical products.
Tef Cap Industries is a global leader in fluid transfer and containment, designing, manufacturing, and marketing precision high-temperature, chemical-resistant fluoropolymer products such as extruded and heat shrinkable PTFE, FEP, and PFA tubing and sleeves. The company specializes in FEP and PFA probe covers for complete protection and serves markets including aerospace, chemical processing, medical, and semiconductor industries.
TEIKOKU designs and manufactures canned motor pumps and motors. Its sealless pump solutions are used for hazardous, volatile, toxic, and hard-to-handle liquids, and the company provides expertise in selecting solutions for specific needs.
TEK I.D. is a woman-owned organization established in 1989, specializing in safety identification and industrial marking products for harsh environments. The company manufactures labels, signs, tags, markers, and related products.
Tek-Temp Instruments, Inc. manufactures precision temperature control liquid chillers, water chillers, and heating/cooling systems. Since 1985, the company has been an industry leader in cutting-edge, next-generation temperature control solutions, offering fully customized systems tailored to customer needs.
Founded in 1984 around the idea of zero contamination, Scotland-based Teknek makes contact-cleaning equipment that removes particles from boards, sheets and moving webs in demanding industrial processes. Its Glasgow headquarters combines an in-house contact-cleaning laboratory, an 800-square-metre clean room and dedicated elastomer-compounding and R&D facilities. Now an ITW company, Teknek manufactures under the OECD Sustainable Manufacturing Framework and holds ISO 9000:2015 quality-management certification.
TekniPlex is a globally integrated company that develops and manufactures material-science products for the Healthcare and Consumer Products markets. Headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania, it operates manufacturing sites across eight countries and supplies medical device components and packaging products to markets including pharmaceutical, food and beverage, personal care, household, and industrial.
For more than 40 years, Telan Corporation has assembled printed circuit boards as a U.S.-based contract electronics manufacturer in Hatfield, Pennsylvania. Its 18,000-square-foot facility handles surface-mount and mixed-technology work, including testing and conformal coating, for both small quantities and large production runs. Telan is known for responsive quoting, typical one- to three-week manufacturing turnarounds, and long-term customer relationships.
Since 1969, Teledyne Judson Technologies has been known for solving difficult infrared sensing problems for OEMs and researchers. The Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania company makes its products in the USA and supplies detectors for demanding work ranging from biomedical imaging to defense, including NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance mission. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Teledyne Monitor Labs (TML) designs and manufactures monitoring instrumentation and software, custom systems, and support services, with more than 50 years of global experience. Its specialties include continuous emission monitoring, process monitoring, and ambient monitoring for industrial customers.
Teledyne SSI, founded as Scientific Systems, Inc. in 1967 in State College, Pennsylvania, manufactures positive-displacement piston pumps and fluid-path components for analytical and instrument applications. The company specializes in high-pressure pump technology and liquid chromatography, with internal machining, assembly, and testing operations supporting OEM customers.
Telefactor Robotics develops advanced vision, dexterity, and control systems that let robots carry out human-directed work, with a particular focus on bomb-disposal and other hazardous remote operations. Based on more than a decade of research and development, its technology includes head-aimed telepresence, rugged low-power camera systems, and dexterous robotic grippers designed to integrate with existing robotic platforms. The company’s work is grounded in the idea of “telefactor”—a robotic system that mimics the motions of a remote operator.
Teleflex Incorporated makes medical devices for critical care and surgery, bringing together Pilling surgical instrumentation and storage with Weck ligation, access, and closure solutions. Its Weck brand traces a notable chapter in surgical closure to 1963, when it introduced the Hemoclip® Traditional Metal Ligating Clip, and continues with polymer and metal systems alongside products such as the Weck EFx™ Endo Fascial Closure System.
Teleflex is a global medical technology company whose more than 14,000 employees develop tools for healthcare professionals and the patients they serve. Its work is shaped by a focus on unmet clinical needs, with recognized brands such as Arrow and UroLift forming part of a broad healthcare portfolio.
For 34 years, Pittsburgh-based Teletrix has made simulation systems for radiation and gas-detection training, allowing instructors to recreate realistic readings and hazardous scenarios without live sources, calibration gases, or exposure. Its work ranges from remotely controlled replicas of field instruments to VIZRAD, which combines a mannequin and virtual contamination for objective frisking practice. Teletrix is also partnering with Oak Ridge National Laboratory on VIZRAD AR, an augmented-reality system that lets trainees visualize simulated radiation in physical spaces.
Telikin is a Chalfont, Pennsylvania company known for designing senior-friendly computers that reduce the barriers of traditional PC use. Its systems are built for older adults and families, with remote guidance available through the company’s Tech Buddy service. Telikin also works with community programs such as Connections at Home to help homebound seniors stay connected.
Founded in 1985 by radio host and engineer Steve Church, Telos Alliance grew from his effort to improve the sound of callers on his own broadcasts into a Cleveland-based company serving media professionals worldwide. It is known for helping broadcasters move from traditional telephone systems toward networked audio, including the Livewire+ Audio over IP technology developed by its Axia division in 2003. Telos Alliance supports customers globally with 24/7 service.
Temco Industries is a Southwestern Pennsylvania heavy-lift steel fabricator and machine shop serving industrial customers with custom metal work. It is known for handling demanding plate and pipe fabrications, as well as repairing or reverse-engineering parts when customers lack drawings.