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Born from Celeste Massullo’s effort to make her own plain commode fit her décor, Toilet Tattoos makes patented, removable vinyl decals for toilet lids. Lena Fiore’, Inc. introduced the product in 2003 after two years of research and development, and the Bath, Ohio company still presents it as a hygienic, reusable alternative to adhesive stickers. The decals are proudly made in the USA and can be customized with requested colors, images, or monograms.
Born in 2010 as the wholly owned American subsidiary of Japan’s Toku Pneumatic, Toku America brings a Japanese industrial heritage to construction and demolition work across the Americas. Its Willoughby operation occupies a 15,000-square-foot warehouse and office, with a West Coast branch extending support into the western United States. The company is particularly known for hydraulic breakers backed by repair, rebuilding and hands-on service training.
Founded in Toledo in 1927, Toledo Engineering Co., Inc. designs and builds glass-melting furnaces and complete glass plant systems for manufacturers around the world. The company has built more than 1,000 furnaces and combines furnace engineering with computational fluid dynamics modeling, project execution assistance, and ongoing technical support. Its work ranges from electric-melt systems to regenerative and oxy-fuel furnaces, with experience spanning glassmaking applications from fiberglass to float glass.
From a three-acre urban farm in the heart of Toledo, Toledo GROWs helps community members create and sustain gardens across the city and surrounding area. The grassroots organization supports more than 105 school, neighborhood, faith-based and nonprofit gardens with practical guidance, seasonal supplies and learning opportunities. Its farm also anchors hands-on youth education and a local food program that connects Toledoans with fresh produce.
Since 1976, Toledo Integrated Systems has evolved from its origins as Toledo Transducers into a Maumee-based engineering and manufacturing company serving metalforming manufacturers worldwide. Its work centers on press automation and force measurement, supported by an in-house A2LA-accredited calibration laboratory and field technicians who install and calibrate equipment internationally.
Since 1929, Toledo Metal Spinning Company has turned customer drawings and CAD files into made-in-USA metal components through build-to-print forming and fabrication. The Toledo shop combines more than 95 years of metal-forming experience with in-house tooling, prototyping and machining, supporting projects from initial parts through full production. It is a small, family-run business and ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Family-owned and operated since 1918, Toledo Mirror & Glass has served the glass needs of the Greater Toledo Area for more than a century. The Toledo company provides commercial storefront work, glass service and repair, and interior glass solutions, with high-rise service among its distinctive specialties.
Founded in 1955 as a model and pattern shop, Toledo Molding & Die, Inc. grew into a global Tier 1/Tier 2 supplier to the automotive industry. It manufactures molded interior components and air and fluid management systems, and is part of First Brands Group.
Toledo Refining Company operates a petroleum refinery in Oregon, Ohio, where it processes approximately 165,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Dating to 1895, the refinery has grown from Sun Oil Company’s original 14-acre site to a facility producing gasoline and other petroleum products; it is now owned by PBF Energy.
A fourth-generation, family-owned Toledo business, Toledo Sign Co Inc has been making signs in-house since 1914. The shop serves businesses in Toledo and nearby communities with custom signage, handling projects from design through installation.
Founded in 2013, Toledo Spirits Co. is a Toledo craft distiller known for making spirits that reflect the character of the Midwest. From its historic warehouse on the Maumee River, the company pairs traditional techniques with meaningfully sourced ingredients and welcomes both spirits enthusiasts and the wider community through its Bellwether cocktail bar.
Toledo Ticket Technologies is a family-owned U.S. manufacturer of customizable secure access, parking, and event ticketing products. Its offerings include valet and parking tickets, permits, hang tags, decals, access cards, key fobs, credentials, rolls, envelopes, and other printed identification products for parking facilities, campuses, municipalities, sports and event venues, hotels, universities, and hospitals.
Since 1940, Toledo Tool & Die has grown from a two-door service garage into a Kujawa family-led manufacturer of automotive stamping tools, dies and parts. Its Toledo-area and Pioneer operations include a 105,000-square-foot facility where engineering, in-house die building and high-volume stamping support vehicle programs for manufacturers such as Honda, Nissan and Tesla. Four generations of family leadership remain central to the company’s culture and continuous-improvement approach.
With more than 13 years in the steel manufacturing industry, Toledo Twisted Iron is a Toledo team known for treating metalwork as craftsmanship rather than fast production. The company develops custom pieces for residential and commercial clients, often starting with a sketch or an existing idea and shaping it into finished work.
Founded by John Tolson in Salem in 1978, Tolson Comfort Systems remains a locally and family-owned business with more than 45 years of service behind it. The company is known for conscientious, reliable work for residential customers while also serving light commercial and industrial sites, with 24/7/365 emergency service available.
Founded in 1981 by Tom “Running Bear” Smith, Tom Smith Industries is a third-generation, woman-owned manufacturer of custom plastic injection-molded parts and assemblies for OEMs. The Englewood company has grown into a 110,000-square-foot operation with 25 molding presses, supporting customers from mold design through production and assembly. TSI maintains ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and ISO 14001 certifications, carrying forward its founder’s principle to “always give more than you take.”
Family-run TOM’s Farm Market grew from a humble Bartlett roadside stand founded in 1961 into a longtime Huntley community fixture. After relocating in 1976, the business expanded while retaining its farm roots, with homegrown produce and greenhouse-grown bedding plants at the center of its seasonal market.
Founded in 1988 as a one-man regrinding operation in a barn, Montpelier’s Tomahawk Tool Service has grown into a family-owned manufacturer of custom cutting tools and a specialist in precision regrinding. Its approximately 10-person team brings more than 270 years of combined industry experience to difficult-to-build tooling, helping regional manufacturers restore worn tools and develop application-specific designs. The company remains family-operated while carrying forward founder Jeffrey Thomas’s emphasis on precision, craftsmanship, and personal service.
Tomak Precision, doing business as AWS Industries, machines difficult-to-produce precision parts for demanding aerospace and other industrial applications. The woman-owned small business operates from a 35,000-square-foot facility with 39 machinists, and more than half its team has been with Tomak for over a decade. Tomak also holds the rights to original Mosler Safe blueprints, allowing it to manufacture replacement parts for nuclear power plant equipment while maintaining ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification.
Founded in 2000, Tomco Machining is a Miamisburg manufacturer known for taking on complex, made-to-order work that many shops avoid. The company produces precision tubular assemblies for military and commercial aerospace customers, operating from a facility moved to in 2020 that offers room for substantial expansion.