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Founded in 1809, Castleford’s Thomas Fawcett & Sons is an eighth-generation family maltster making brewing, distilling and food malts on its original site. The company deliberately takes longer over malting and combines one of only two working floor maltings in the UK with modern equipment, while continuing to champion heritage barleys such as Maris Otter and Golden Promise. Its small-batch, made-to-order approach has helped it supply malt for 17 of the last 26 Champion Beers of Britain.
Founded in 1963, family-owned Thomas Steel Incorporated fabricates customized structural steel components for projects across the United States. The Bellevue, Ohio company has served the structural steel industry for three generations and reports an annual capacity of 80,000 man-hours.
With more than 35 years of clinical experience, Thommen Medical AG develops, manufactures and distributes dental implantology products from its own production facilities in Switzerland. The company focuses exclusively on dental implants, combining Swiss precision with scientifically based development and designs intended to support gentle treatment. Its quality system is certified to EN ISO 13485:2016 and MDSAP ISO 13485:2016 standards.
Founded by Roy Thompson in 1946, Thompson Aluminum Casting Company is a Cleveland-area foundry producing aluminum and magnesium castings, with a particular focus on aerospace and defense components. The Thomas family took ownership in 1972, and Brian Thomas now leads the company in its third generation of family ownership from a 60,000-square-foot Ohio facility. Thompson is Nadcap accredited and certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100, credentials that support its long-standing work for aerospace manufacturers.
Thompson Gifts & Awards helps organizations recognize achievement by personalizing awards, gifts, and employee-recognition items. Its focus is the meaning behind the presentation, whether a company is honoring staff or thanking volunteers, customers, or sales associates. The Cincinnati-area business also connects recognition programs with branded apparel and other personalized pieces.
Since 1986, Thompson Target has grown from Rick Thompson’s Ohio basement startup into a family-owned, American-made target producer with a full-scale industrial building and warehouse. The company supplies sporting goods stores, gun shops and shooting ranges nationwide, with a particular identity rooted in vivid, innovative designs created by a sportsman and graphic artist.
Born from the difficulty of finding parts for its own projects, Thompson's Garage specializes in traditional hot rods, customs, and gassers. The shop sells parts tailored to those builds, avoids billet components, and can handle anything from installation work to partial or complete vehicle builds. Its 1932 Ford pickup for Hot Rod Charlie was featured by Summit Racing.
Family-owned Three D Metals has grown from Dave Dickens Sr.’s 1972 startup into a metals company serving more than 5,000 customers across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The Valley City, Ohio, business is known for its people-centered approach and for supporting demanding industrial production through metal processing and distribution. Its ISO 9001-certified operations span 325,000 square feet of production facilities.
Three Leaf Productions is a certified minority-owned business that brings print production, promotional products, and marketing services together under one roof. From its Ohio base, the company manages projects from concept through execution and supports fulfillment through offices and warehouses in several states. Its work includes commercial printing and targeted digital campaigns for businesses seeking a coordinated approach to brand promotion.
Pete and Diana Hooverman’s Three Oaks Vineyard is a small Central Ohio winery that grew from nine vines in 2006 to roughly 800 vines across 10 varieties, producing wines from grapes grown in Ohio and New York. Their 14-acre Granville property combines an onsite vineyard and apple orchard with a relaxed, backyard-style tasting setting, including patios, a pavilion and vineyard tours led by Pete. Three Oaks Vineyard is scheduled to operate its final winery season in 2026.
From its North American headquarters in Cincinnati, ThreeBond International manufactures industrial adhesives, sealants and coatings, including custom dispensing solutions for manufacturers. The company’s roots reach back more than 60 years to founder Osamu Ukumori’s effort to prevent leaks and waste, while its U.S. division—established in 1997—now handles sales and manufacturing across the United States, Mexico and Canada. ThreeBond applies that heritage to demanding automotive, electric-vehicle and medical-device applications, including microencapsulated coatings made at its Ohio facility.
Founded in 1990 in Walt Jones’s garage, Thrift Tool is a family-owned Dayton tool shop that builds custom tooling and inspection gauges for manufacturers. More than 30 years later, Walt’s son Jeff runs the company with his three sons in an 8,000-square-foot facility, where late-model equipment supports precision machining and 100% inspection of finished details.
Thriving Brands is a Cincinnati-based consumer packaged-goods company built around a seasoned team of executives with deep experience in the industry. It develops and revitalizes brands by pairing close consumer understanding with decisive, data-informed collaboration for retail customers. The company’s portfolio includes Right Guard and Dry Idea.
Founded in Cleveland in 2015, ThrowFlame manufactures flamethrower systems, from its original X15 backpack unit to electric, drone-mounted and robotic platforms. The veteran-built company says it was the first U.S. maker to offer a full-sized commercially available flamethrower, and its equipment is made in the USA with a lifetime warranty. ThrowFlame products have also appeared in major film and television productions, including *Yellowstone*, *South Park* and *The First Purge*.
Founded in 1977 after a motor manufacturer challenged it to improve electric-motor rotor casting, Dayton’s THT Presses has spent decades developing specialized equipment for that task. The company supports electric-motor manufacturers with vertical rotor die-casting machinery and related production work, including prototype and production metal castings. Its casting operations are ISO 9001:2015 certified.
With 45 years in high-performance vehicle design, Thunderhawk Performance develops and manufactures side-by-side UTV performance products, bringing that automotive and racing background to machines from Polaris, Kawasaki and others. The company was among the first to enter the side-by-side UTV industry in 2005, and every Thunderhawk product is designed, tested and manufactured in the USA.
Founded in 1959, Thybar Corporation manufactures custom sheet metal products for the HVAC industry and operates eight manufacturing facilities. It is known for roof curbs and for adapting new rooftop units to existing curbs with its Retro-Mate product. The company also has an in-house professional engineer licensed in all 50 states, supporting designs for wind-load and seismic building-code requirements.
Founded in 1973, Clay Center’s Tiger Material Handling designs, engineers, fabricates and installs material-handling systems, from pallet racking to overhead lifting equipment. Its 25,000-square-foot fabrication shop supports turnkey projects—including mezzanines, structural steelwork and custom industrial carts—and the company ships engineered products across the United States. Tiger also services the systems it supplies, handling maintenance and repairs for conveyors, loading docks and racking.
Since 1994, Tiger Mirror Corporation has built its name around listening to the drivers, operators, and mechanics who rely on transportation equipment every day. The Ohio-based manufacturer makes vision and safety components for heavy-equipment and motor-coach fleets, including products designed for clear rear views and driver control.