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Thermistors Unlimited is a U.S. manufacturer and customer service-based design center known for developing custom PTC components for demanding thermal applications. Based in St. Marys, Pennsylvania, the company also produces application-specific heater assemblies and supports customers from concept through prototype. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its PTC heaters carry UL recognition.
With more than 20 years of service experience, Thermmax LLC is a Pennsylvania company known for building controlled environments around the exact requirements of scientific and industrial users. Its work spans custom environmental rooms and chambers, backed by nationwide support for keeping them accurate and operational.
Since 1941, Thermo Electric Company has built its reputation as a temperature-measurement specialist for industries where dependable readings matter. The West Chester-based manufacturer is now part of the COTEMP Sensing Group, with a network spanning six countries and three continents and a particular focus on tailored solutions for demanding industrial and semiconductor applications. Its work is supported by certified quality and calibration programs.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. supplies scientific technologies, laboratory products, analytical instruments, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical services. Its portfolio spans research tools and laboratory equipment as well as contract development and manufacturing services for medicines and advanced therapies, under brands including Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Gibco, and Patheon. The company says its mission is to enable customers to make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer.
Founded in 1972 as a glass supplier, Thermo-Twin Windows is an employee-owned Pittsburgh-area manufacturer and remodeling company that crafts windows at its Oakmont facility. The company also designs and installs windows, doors and sunrooms, with its own crews handling installation across the region.
Since 1983, ThermOmegaTech has built its identity around solving temperature-control problems that began in the railroad industry and now reach demanding industrial and aerospace settings. The Warminster, Pennsylvania manufacturer keeps more than 95% of its design and production work under one roof, from machining through testing, and holds AS9100D certification for its aerospace quality system.
With more than 120 years of packaging experience, ThermoSafe designs temperature-controlled packaging for pharmaceuticals, biologics, vaccines, food and other sensitive goods. Its ISC Labs pair engineering and thermal testing with pre-qualified shipping systems, reusable rental containers and digital monitoring, serving customers through a global network of 30 locations across the Americas, Europe and Asia. The company also applies its thermal and materials expertise to AliveTide coolers, manufactured in the United States for outdoor use.
ThermoTraxx makes an aftermarket track-frame heating system for bulldozers, skid-steers, and other tracked heavy machinery, melting away ice and mud before frozen buildup damages the undercarriage. Conceived by excavating-industry veteran Dana Hennessy and engineered and built in the USA, the patented system is designed to reduce end-of-shift cleanup, repairs, and winter downtime. The company operates as ThermoTraxx under Prefer Traxx, LLC, with manufacturing support from Johnstown-based JWF Industries.
Founded by August Thiele in 1935, THIELE GmbH & Co. KG manufactures round steel chains and forged components for conveying and lifting technology at its Iserlohn site. The company began making mining chains in the 1950s and now combines forging, machining, testing and simulation under one roof, including custom product development. Its history includes building a 915-metre, 100-ton anchor chain, while its products remain used in mining, load handling and bulk-material conveying.
Thin Film Industries, Inc. fabricates thin film circuits and microcircuits. Its capabilities include metal deposition, ion beam milling (dry etching), photolithography, electroplating, ceramic dicing, and computerized testing, using ceramic substrates and multiple metallization materials.
Founded by Tom Hefferon, Thinc Furniture is a Royersford, Pennsylvania custom office furniture consultancy that designs and manages made-to-order solutions when a catalog piece will not do. The company is particularly known for unusual conference and boardroom projects, including technology-integrated tables and committee tables shaped for legislative, school board, and tribal council chambers. Serving clients nationwide, Thinc works with a curated network of American manufacturers and handles design, sourcing, specification, and project management through installation.
ThinkInk Packaging is a Scranton-based packaging manufacturer known for tailoring designs and dimensions to each brand rather than relying on standard formats. The company creates custom boxes for businesses of all sizes, with a particular emphasis on sustainable materials and support through design, prototyping, and production.
Established in 1998, Thinlabs makes Power over Ethernet computers and digital signage that run power and data through a single Ethernet cable. The company has made PoE devices since 2009 and says more than 70,000 of its computers are in the field, including purpose-built systems for healthcare and rugged, fanless units for manufacturing. Its low-power designs can use up to 80% less electricity than traditional desktops, while its custom and OEM work extends the platform to customer-specific hardware and software.
Veteran-owned and family-operated, Thistle Acres Laser Works is a small Wattsburg studio known for turning customers’ ideas into carefully personalized engraved keepsakes. Steve and Shelly Urquhart lead the hands-on operation, working with customers to create custom pieces for homes, celebrations, and lasting memories.
Founded in 1945 by Thomas Folger Thomas I, Thomas & Muller Systems Ltd. is a family-operated company now overseen by the third generation, with a fourth generation serving as an apprentice. From its Pennsylvania base, the company draws on more than 70 years of hands-on experience to engineer custom mechanical bulk-material handling equipment for challenging industrial applications, while also helping customers improve or repair existing systems.
Thomas Fetterman Inc. is known for the Tornado Tip, developed by Thomas Fetterman from his own experience living with polio and using crutches. The company makes crutch tips and related mobility accessories, including Peace Tips that are distributed to amputee soccer teams and other crutch users in countries where such equipment can be difficult to obtain.
Founded in Germany in 1963, Thomas Group makes tinplate and aluminum components for aerosol, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic products. The independent group employs 500 people worldwide and produces across five countries, while its Langenselbold Technology Center supports in-house toolmaking, prototyping, and customer-specific development. Thomas is particularly known for high-speed precision stamping and anodized aluminum finishes available in more than 400 colors.
Started by carpenter Joe Thomas in his parents’ two-car garage, Thomas Kitchens, Inc. designs, builds and installs custom kitchens and baths for Northeast Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley. Incorporated in 1960, the Hazleton company remains under the ownership of Joe’s son Curt and operates Pennsylvania’s largest kitchen and bath showroom, with more than 50 decorated displays. It builds all of its custom cabinets locally in Hazleton, while many long-serving employees bring decades of experience to each project.
THOMAS LABORATORIES, LLC D/B/A CURTISS LABORATORIES operates in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry.
Founded by Adam and Linda Thomas in 1999, Thomas Smoked Meats grew from a small smoked-meat shop into a family business known for clean, custom deer and wild-game processing in the Johnstown area. Its expanded operation now includes a country store focused on convenient, less-processed foods and custom butchery supplied through local farm partnerships. The company has processed several thousand deer in recent years and ships specialty game-bird products nationwide.