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Founded in a rented Meadville basement in 1983 as NuTec Tooling Systems, Tessy Automation now designs, builds, and integrates custom electro-mechanical automation for manufacturers of complex components. Its 65-person team develops everything from build-to-print equipment to turnkey assembly systems, with particular experience in precise medical-device and pharmaceutical applications. Acquired by Tessy Plastics in 2019, the company adopted its current name in 2021 and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by Henry Beck in 1973, family-owned Tessy Plastics is a global contract manufacturer specializing in precision plastic components. From its roots in precision molding, the company has grown to more than three million square feet of facilities across New York, Pennsylvania, and China, producing work for customers worldwide.
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Testa Machine Company is a long-established industrial equipment manufacturer and rebuilder that has been in business for more than 80 years. Its Slovan, Pennsylvania shop performs work on industrial equipment and is equipped for a range of heavy machining and fabrication operations.
Testa Seat began in 2015 after an industrial design student saw outdated seating limiting children at a rehabilitation hospital. Now operating as a small, Pittsburgh-based crew, the company makes custom-fit supportive seats for children, using in-house 3-D printing and production to keep the work personal and affordable. In 2023, Testa Seat moved its manufacturing to Pittsburgh and reported delivering more than 800 seats through partnerships with clinics across North America and Europe.
For more than 90 years, Testfabrics has carried Werner Klaas’s Pennsylvania textile legacy forward, earning recognition for the multifiber fabric he invented in 1940. The company still weaves that signature material in its own Pennsylvania mill, supporting repeatable colorfastness work for laboratories and textile professionals around the world.
Teva Pharmaceuticals USA develops and manufactures innovative medicines alongside generic and biosimilar treatments, with the stated goal of expanding access to care. Its work spans in-house drug research and strategic partnerships, including an active focus on innovative therapies and biologics for patients worldwide.
Founded in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in 2004 with two employees, Tex Visions now operates as a fully integrated manufacturer of custom large-format printing and event display hardware. Its made-in-the-USA production includes printed fabric displays, flags and banners, with free design assistance available for customers who need help preparing artwork. The company serves resellers and customers across the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, and Latin and South America.
Founded in Lahore in 2003 through a partnership between the Belgian Delcour family and Pakistan’s Sapphire Group, TexPak makes knitwear including private-label sweatshirts, hoodies, polo shirts and T-shirts. The family-owned manufacturer combines more than four generations of Belgian textile experience with a vertically integrated operation and employs more than 1,100 people. Its distinctive strength is expertise in both tubular and open-width knitting, alongside a focus on biomass energy, wastewater treatment and fair working conditions.
For more than 50 years, Textron Systems has operated as a mid-sized member of Textron Inc., known for defense, government and aerospace technology. It develops and supports mission systems for military customers and their allies, with a particular emphasis on uncrewed platforms such as the Aerosonde UAS. The company also provides training, field operations and long-term sustainment to keep those systems ready for use.
Founded in 1980 by Lalit Chordia, Thar Process develops and manufactures supercritical CO2 processing equipment and provides toll processing from its Pittsburgh operations. Its work centers on extraction and purification technology, with equipment and processing capabilities described from research scale through industrial production.
From its Schuylkill Haven kitchen, That Fudge Place makes handmade fudge in small daily batches for wholesale resale. Its fudge artisans develop new flavors by perfecting them in the kitchen, while the company supplies stores across the country with slabs, packaged pieces and the materials needed to sell them. Resellers can also use custom labels featuring their own logos.
Veteran leadership and a manufacturer-neutral approach define The 84 Group, an independent American distributor based in the Pittsburgh region. The company serves demanding industrial operations nationwide, with particular experience in coal mining, where it engineers custom drive systems and supports equipment in the field. Its in-house UL 508A-certified panel shop adds a build-and-test capability uncommon among distributors.
The AMES Companies sells home, lawn-and-garden, outdoor-living, and cleaning products through a collection of brands including AMES, ClosetMaid, Harper, Jackson Professional Tools, Razor-Back, True Temper, Union Tools, and Southern Patio. Its Home by AMES storefront features products such as garden tools, storage systems, planters, and cleaning tools, and provides design support for home storage projects.
The Amish Home is a Pittsburgh-owned retail store known for connecting local customers with Amish craftsmen and American furniture makers. Its solid hardwood pieces are built to order in Holmes County, Ohio, allowing customers to choose furniture tailored to their space rather than selecting only from ready-made designs.
Since 1913, The Amish-Buggy has offered authentic Amish-made foods from its longtime shop on the square in Newton, Illinois. Amish families prepare the products in small batches using recipes passed down through generations, with jams, homemade butters and other pantry specialties making up a selection of more than 50 items.
Since Reverend Peter Anstadt began printing church books and Sunday school papers in York in 1878, The Anstadt Company has grown into a fifth-generation, family-led manufacturer of print-on-demand products, packaging and marketing materials. Its Pixels-to-Package platform connects digital orders to in-house production, finishing and fulfillment, allowing e-commerce brands to turn personalized designs into shipped products. The company operates from a facility expanded to 50,000 square feet and holds G7-certified color-management practices.
Founded in 2012 in a 400-square-foot Philadelphia space, The Art of Medicine is a compounding-only pharmacy that customizes prescription medications for human and veterinary patients. Led by founder and head pharmacist Jack Korbutov, the pharmacy pairs personalized formulations with nationwide service, with particular expertise in dermatology and veterinary medicine. Its work is supported by PCAB accreditation and USP 800 certification.
The Bauer Company, Inc. locally manufactures concrete masonry and hardscape products, including architectural and concrete block and Keystone retaining wall systems. The company says it has served customers for over 100 years and supplies its product range through a network of local distributors.
Four generations of the Baut family have carried The Baut Studios forward since Stanley H. Baut founded it in Northeastern Pennsylvania in 1927. Today, the family-run studio serves religious and public spaces through custom stained-glass work, with its own artists and craftsmen overseeing projects from design through installation. Its 23,000-square-foot facility and patented Structural Stained Glass system reflect a craft operation that has grown without leaving its family roots.