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TemitroniK is a Southampton, Pennsylvania division of TJM Electronics whose multidisciplinary manufacturing and electronics team has built customer relationships over the past 30 years. It is known for producing unusually large LED board assemblies in the United States, tailoring them for lighting-fixture manufacturers and other specialized projects.
Founded in Chicago in 1945, Tempel manufactures high-precision electrical steel laminations for motors, generators and transformers. Now a Worthington Steel company with manufacturing operations across North America, Europe and Asia, it pairs more than 75 years of electrical-steel stamping experience with custom tooling and engineering for demanding applications, including electric vehicles and industrial equipment. Its facilities maintain certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IATF 16949.
Veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned, Temperature Testing Technologies is a Pennsylvania company founded by a U.S. Army veteran and built around direct, accountable customer support. It designs custom environmental simulation chambers for demanding testing programs, particularly in aerospace and defense, while servicing equipment from any manufacturer.
Temple Aluminum Foundry, Inc. is a family-owned southeastern Pennsylvania foundry that has manufactured aluminum sand castings since 1952. Founded by James Schoellkopf, Sr., it is managed by second- and third-generation descendants and operates a 55,000-square-foot facility. Its work includes commercial and industrial castings, alongside product lines developed over decades for builders’ hardware and flagpole hardware.
Tempur Sealy International, Inc. is a leading designer, manufacturer, distributor, and retailer of bedding items worldwide, with brands including Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Stearns & Foster, and Sherwood Bedding. The company delivers award-winning sleep products to customers in more than 100 countries and operates manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Europe. It is committed to sustainability, having achieved zero-landfill waste at its U.S. and European manufacturing facilities and aiming for carbon neutrality by 2040.
Tenaris manufactures seamless and welded steel pipes and related tubular products, principally for the global energy industry and also for other industrial applications. Its integrated manufacturing system spans steelmaking, pipe rolling and forming, heat treatment, threading and finishing across 17 countries; the company reports 8.7 million tons of annual pipe manufacturing capacity and four R&D centers.
Tenneco is a global transportation-industry manufacturer whose history dates to 1966, when Tennessee Gas was incorporated as Tenneco, Inc. It designs, engineers, and manufactures systems and components for vehicle emissions control, powertrains, and ride performance, and reports 58,000 team members and 169 manufacturing sites across 28 countries. Following its 2022 acquisition by Apollo Global Management, Tenneco continues to serve original-equipment and aftermarket customers worldwide.
Tenney Environmental traces its roots to founder Dwight Tenney, whose World War II-era bakery-equipment work led to the company’s first test chambers. Now based in New Columbia, Pennsylvania, Tenney is part of Thermal Product Solutions and is known for custom environmental testing equipment used by aerospace, defense, and other manufacturers.
Tenova S.p.A. develops and supplies industrial technologies and equipment for the metals and mining industries, including solutions for metal processing and mineral handling. The company describes its work as spanning upstream mining and bulk-material handling through iron and steel production, and says its Castellanza workshop produces large precision grinding machines. Its headquarters are in Milan, with operating facilities in Castellanza, Italy.
Since 1886, Kansas City-based Tension Corporation has made the envelopes and printed products that carry everything from financial statements to direct-mail campaigns, while also building packaging and automation systems for fulfillment operations. Privately held and now in its fourth generation of family leadership, Tension manufactures billions of envelopes annually and operates across the United States, China and Taiwan. Its long envelope heritage now includes vertically integrated print production and a Lean Sigma approach used across its plants and offices.
Tensitron has been an American instrument maker since 1935, when physicist Dr. Erwin J. Saxl founded the company’s predecessor to solve industrial tension-control problems. Now part of family-owned KTC Instruments, the Pittsburgh operation preserves that engineering heritage by making precision tension meters for manufacturers and maintenance teams worldwide. Its in-house ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited laboratory also calibrates the instruments it builds to NIST-traceable standards.
Born from a founder’s effort to restore a hydrogel wrap used by cancer patients, TermaBurn makes wearable aloe hydrogel sheets for sunburn relief and irritated skin. Chris Mastergeorge launched the brand after his wife found the medical-grade hydrogel eased her sunburn, adapting the technology for beachgoers and everyday skincare. The company manufactures its patented wraps in-house at its Pennsylvania factory, and a portion of every sale supports cancer patients.
Founded in Colorado in 2009, Terrapin Care Station grows and processes medical cannabis, now with a Pennsylvania-focused operation rooted in rural Clinton County. The independently owned, family-run company entered Pennsylvania in 2017 with one of the state’s first 12 grower/processor licenses and employs about 135 people at its facility. Terrapin is also known for its in-house breeding program and its “Flower to the People” approach, which pairs patient access with sustained support for local nonprofits and community initiatives.
Since 2007, family-owned Terraza Stained Glass has created custom stained-glass art for homes and commercial spaces, blending traditional handcraft with contemporary design. Based in Central City, Pennsylvania, its team of 20 artisans works collaboratively from concept through installation, and also restores historic church windows and other aging architectural glass. Terraza ships custom pieces nationwide, including insulated units that pair decorative glass with modern thermal protection.
Terre Hill Concrete Products manufactures concrete block and precast concrete products for construction and infrastructure projects. Founded in 1919 by Adam H. Martin, who began making blocks by hand on his family farm in Terre Hill, Pennsylvania, the company now reports producing more than 15 million blocks annually and operates NPCA-certified manufacturing plants. Its in-house engineering and fabrication teams also develop custom precast structures and stormwater management products.
Terumo Medical Corporation is the U.S. operation of Tokyo-based Terumo Corporation, established in 1972 after its parent’s more than 100 years in healthcare. With more than 2,000 associates across North America, it develops and makes medical devices for healthcare providers and patients worldwide, with a quality system certified to applicable international standards since 1995.
From its home in Brno’s electron-optics tradition, TESCAN GROUP, a.s. makes imaging and analysis instruments for scientific and industrial research, including electron microscopes, micro-CT and focused-ion-beam systems. Founded in 1991 by former Tesla engineers, the company has spent more than 35 years turning complex microscopy workflows into practical tools used in more than 80 countries. Now part of Shimadzu Corporation, Tescan also develops specialized systems such as the FemtoChisel femtosecond laser for semiconductor sample preparation and failure analysis.
Founded in 1991, Tescor is a Warminster, Pennsylvania engineering company known for precise, energy-conscious climate-control work. Its veteran engineers develop custom testing and storage systems for industrial and life-sciences customers, and Tescor’s participation in international working groups has helped shape testing methods used across the industry. As a Link Group company, it supports customers through a worldwide network.
Founded in 1991 and locally owned by Paula Jonack, All-Brite Professional Cleaning Services handles cleaning and property restoration for homes and businesses across Highlands and surrounding counties. The Sebring-area company is particularly equipped for urgent flood, water-damage, and mold-remediation work, with 24/7 availability and stated emergency response times of 30 to 60 minutes. Its owner and officers are IICRC-certified for water restoration, and the company is state certified in mold remediation and related cleaning specialties.
Founded in a rented Meadville basement in 1983, Tessy Automation designs, builds, and integrates custom electro-mechanical automation systems for manufacturers of complex components. The company grew from NuTec Tooling Systems into a 65-person operation with roots in zipper-making equipment and experience serving demanding automotive, medical, pharmaceutical, and consumer applications. Its Solution Center supports rapid prototyping and proof-of-concept work, while its ISO 9001:2015 certification formalizes the quality practices behind its equipment.