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TEMASYS, Inc. designs and manufactures vacuum-brazed aluminum bar-and-plate heat exchangers and cooling modules while also supplying industrial air-movement and compressed-air equipment. Based in Lockport, New York, the company works from prototype through production volumes and expanded into a 16,000-square-foot facility in 2013 after eight years of growth. Its cooling systems serve applications ranging from industrial compressors and off-highway equipment to automotive performance and snowmaking.
Family-operated since opening in 2013, Tempco Glass Fabrication grew from a modest start into a 45,000-square-foot Flushing facility while retaining a small-business character. It processes architectural glass for local glaziers, glass shops, and manufacturers, with a particular focus on responsive service for customers of varying sizes. Tempco is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise by New York City and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey.
Born in a Pennsylvania red barn in 1969, family-owned Temper Corporation engineers and manufactures precision assemblies and equipment that solve bearing-adjustment, sealing, and motion-control problems. The Fonda, New York manufacturer produces more than two million rings each year, including its patented constant-force load rings and Speed Sense® magnet rings, while its high-temperature metal seals trace back to an aerospace solution developed in 1971. Now owned and operated by Cynthia DeKuiper, Temper is a New York State Small Business Manufacturer of the Year and an ISO 9001:2015 registered company.
Founded in 2013, Tempered Glass Protector makes protective glass for device screens and camera lenses, with each piece manually checked in the Czech Republic or Slovakia. The Slovak brand says its products have reached more than 900,000 customers across the Czech and Slovak markets, and it sells exclusively through wholesale channels. TGP also uses recyclable paper packaging and donates part of its proceeds to projects supporting bees.
Tempo Sense develops patented smart-sensing technology that combines edge processing with neuromorphic sensing for applications in defense, always-on detection, and personal computing. Its U.S.-based team draws on pioneering work in computer vision and neuromorphic computing to build compact sensors designed for faster, more power-efficient detection and tracking.
TEMPTU began in 1981 as a small, family-owned professional makeup house and has spent more than three decades working closely with makeup artists at the center of the image industry. Based in New York, it develops professional cosmetics and airbrush equipment for artists whose work appears on screen and stage, as well as in fashion.
Ten Ton Titmouse makes funny mugs that turn office life, corporate culture and its endless jargon into coffee-table punchlines. Its collections range from buzzword word clouds and “Marketing Bro” phrases to stranger staff favorites, with the brand also offering occasional art, shower curtains and free Buzzword Bingo downloads. The company’s stated “Fear of Job” collection gives the line its clearest attitude: workplace dissatisfaction, rendered in ceramic.
Since 1974, Tens Machine Company has manufactured aerospace structural components and assemblies, including intricate monolithic cross sections longer than 120 inches. Its multi-axis, multi-pallet machining cells support complex work, while ISO 9001 and AS9100 registration underscores its aerospace-focused quality system.
Since 1881, Tensator has developed queue-management and customer-flow solutions, from the Lawrence rope-and-post brand to its original retractable Tensabarrier® invented in the UK in the 1970s. The company combines physical barriers with electronic and digital systems, working consultatively with clients to design and test bespoke ways to move people safely and efficiently in more than 150 countries. Tensator holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.
Known for earning The Tasting Panel’s first perfect 100-point tequila score, Tequila Komos is the flagship brand of Casa Komos Brands Group. It makes Mexico-produced tequila for an international market, while its Komos Foundation repurposes agave waste into adobe bricks for community projects in the Tequila region.
Founded nearly 50 years ago in Bologna, Italy, Terax Hair Care makes small-batch hair and beauty products, with conditioning treatments at the heart of the family-owned company. Now operated across generations, Terax is known for its handcrafted formulas and its Original Crema conditioner, while producing products without sulfates, parabens, artificial colors or added salts. The company also uses recycled materials where possible and sources packaging from partners in the United States and Canada.
Founded by Dwayne Johnson, Teremana Tequila makes small-batch tequila in a dedicated distillery built with a Mexican family-owned partner in the highlands of Jalisco. Its agave is slow-roasted in traditional brick ovens and distilled in handmade copper pot stills crafted by a local artisan, while leftover fibers become compost for the agave fields. The brand’s Blanco, Reposado and Añejo expressions have received recognition including gold medals at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and Bartender Spirits Awards.
Terphane makes biaxially oriented polyester (BOPET) films for flexible packaging and demanding industrial uses. Its vertically integrated operation runs from resin creation through specialty coatings, supporting custom film and packaging-structure development rather than a one-size-fits-all product. The company also develops Ecophane films with recycled PET content and biodegradable options, and serves customers through application development and technical assistance.
Terra Kaffe was founded by former baristas and other coffee professionals who joined forces with designers and technologists around a shared passion for better coffee. The company makes home coffee equipment intended to bring an easier café experience to everyday drinkers.
Founded in Tampa in 2019, Terra+ Manufacturing has grown from a custom-umbrella operation into an international manufacturer serving brands, businesses, and events. Its production network in China, India, and Bangladesh supports tailored private-label work, with sustainability efforts including recycled materials and tree planting linked to orders.
Founded in 2009 by sign-system designer Don Meeker, Terrabilt grew out of Meeker & Associates’ decades of environmental graphic-design work. The company helps parks and preserves make outdoor spaces easier to understand through durable wayfinding signs and carefully planned visitor information systems. Its structures use reclaimed materials and are designed for a 50-year service life, reflecting the outdoor enthusiasts’ emphasis on conservation and longevity.
Terrament, based in Los Angeles and New York, is developing patented long-duration energy storage that uses underutilized mine shafts to store electricity through gravity. Founded by a former underground mine engineer and a technical entrepreneur, the company’s design combines a mile of vertical height with shaft-wall-mounted rails and avoids chemical batteries or critical minerals. Its research-backed system is projected to exceed 80% round-trip efficiency, with two U.S. patents granted and further patents pending.
Born in the Bronx’s Little Italy in 1967, Terranova Bakery makes the Italian-style bread that became known locally as “Terranova Bread,” along with small-batch artisan pizza dough for wholesale customers. Founded by Sicilian immigrant Pietro “Peter” Terranova and later joined by his brother Gandolfo, the bakery remains a family business, with both founders’ sons joining in 2000. Its wholesale operation now serves customers across the New York region while its retail bakery remains on Arthur Avenue.
Family-run TerraNut makes portable, cold-pressed snack bars from raw nuts and seeds at its West Babylon, New York operation. Its Nut Punch line follows a minimalist formula with no binding agents or artificial ingredients, while the broader range remains vegan and free of gluten and soy. TerraNut also sells skinless popcorn and banana bites, bringing the same plant-based snack focus beyond its original bars.