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Titan CO2, Inc. purchases, rehabs, and resells bulk CO2 storage tanks. The company also rehab vessels owned by other companies and is a leading provider of rehabbed bulk CO2 tanks to the specialty gases industry in the US.
Since 1990, Titan International has manufactured and recycled high-value specialty metals, with a particular focus on custom metal powders and metal recovery. The U.S. veteran-owned small business operates from a 200,000-square-foot production facility in Pottstown, where its technical staff supports demanding applications in fields such as aerospace and additive manufacturing. Titan also recovers valuable metals from superalloy scrap and returns them for reuse in production.
Founded in 2014 by Carnegie Mellon faculty, Titan Robotics develops adaptive robotic systems for high-mix, low-volume manufacturing and aerospace maintenance. From its Pittsburgh-area engineering base, the company combines robotics expertise with its proprietary Titan Controller so operators can use complex processes without programming or hard fixturing. Its field deployments include systems for aircraft paint removal, inspection, repair, and finishing.
Born from a Pennsylvania truss hauler’s search for a better way to move unwieldy building materials, Titan Truss Trailers manufactures purpose-built trailers that haul trusses upside down and unload them safely to the side. Linford began hauling trusses in 2000, and his nephew Josh helped turn the idea into a first prototype completed in October 2021. The company’s trailers are designed for single-operator loading and unloading while reducing the logistical burden of oversized-load hauling.
Founded in 1970 to solve galling problems on aircraft titanium fasteners, Titanium Finishing Company develops and applies specialized metal coatings for common and exotic materials. This East Greenville family business remains in the Faul family, with founder Melvin Faul’s grandchildren preparing to become its third generation of owners. Its proprietary titanium anodizing remains central to work serving demanding aerospace and medical applications, alongside hard anodizing and solid-film lubricant treatments.
Since 1926, Titusville Dairy Products has made dairy by-products in Titusville, including cottage cheese, cultured products, and old-fashioned vat-pasteurized ice cream mixes. The only Grade A cottage cheese manufacturer in Pennsylvania, it remains a small operation with a personable staff, supporting local farmers while distributing products across Western Pennsylvania and beyond. Its plant also provides private-label and copacking services and bottles water for regional customers.
Established in 2000 to serve semiconductor fabricators and OEMs, TKF Technologies makes custom sealing components and specialized semiconductor parts while also providing engineering and refurbishment support. The privately held company is particularly distinctive for its semiconductor focus, including electrostatic-chuck refurbishing, chamber-component re-anodizing, custom ceramics and heated sapphire windows. TKF also produces custom O-rings and gaskets—including infinite-diameter seals—and offers clean-room manufacturing, specialty coatings and application engineering for demanding industries.
For more than 50 years, Allentown-based TKG Industrial Ceramics has made pressed and cast refractory ceramic shapes for foundries and other demanding industrial applications, including its long-established pouring cups for molten-metal casting. The company combines custom material selection, part design and tooling engineering with full batch traceability and 100% inspection, tailoring ceramics to each customer’s process. TKG is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also supplies crucibles and ladle liners through its partnership with Eastern Crucible.
Founded in 2017 by a mother-and-daughter duo, TLC Libations is a federally regulated Pittsburgh distillery making handcrafted spirits, cocktails, and mocktails onsite. The company became Pennsylvania’s first Black woman-owned distillery and now produces from its Homewood facility, which also houses the TLC Space Lounge tasting-room experience. Its beverages are developed with premium ingredients for events, venues, and home entertaining.
From its Pittsburgh headquarters and offices in Asia, TMD Holdings connects companies with overseas factories for custom manufacturing, product sourcing and end-to-end supply chain management. With more than 20 years of experience, the company’s staff in Asia monitors projects from the first day to help manage quality, communication and delivery. TMD has served more than 1,000 clients and is a certified minority-owned business.
Native American owned and operated from Southwest Ohio, TMF Metal Solutions fabricates sheet-metal parts and assemblies for customers across North America. Its capabilities run from high-power fiber laser cutting and CNC forming to welding and a powder-coating line sized for parts up to 20 feet long, with assembly and logistics support available as well. TMF is a nationally certified Minority Business Enterprise and a registered U.S. government contractor.
TMK is a producer of steel pipe and tubular products, particularly for the oil and gas industry. The company also supplies pipe for industrial applications, power generation and chemical processing, and describes its product range as including seamless and welded pipe.
Founded in 1926 as Tube City Iron and Metal, TMS International grew from a one-person Western Pennsylvania scrap-processing operation into a global provider of outsourced steel-mill services, with more than 4,400 teammates and nearly 70 locations. It supports steelmakers’ manufacturing operations through on-site mill services, including recovery and recycling of metallics and slag. Its operations extend across 17 countries, while its raw-material procurement network spans five continents.
Founded in August 1990 as Palamatic Handling USA, TnT Handling USA, Inc. is a West Chester, Pennsylvania company led since its beginnings by owner Tim Carney and operations manager Tom Carney. Its work centers on helping industrial customers handle materials more safely and productively, with equipment supported by in-house assembly, demonstrations and training.
Born from the 2014 merger of Sweden’s Tobii Technology and U.S.-based DynaVox, Tobii Dynavox develops assistive communication and mobility technology for people with disabilities. Its AAC devices and software include eye-controlled tools that let people communicate, use a computer and browse the web independently. The company now reaches users in more than 65 countries through a team of over 1,000 employees and a global partner network.
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.
Rooted in the Tolino family’s Italian and agrarian heritage, Tolino Vineyards is a family-owned, nine-acre vineyard and winery in Bangor, Pennsylvania, established in 2007. The family planted the hilly farm by hand and opened its winery in 2013, where Carl Tolino III now serves as winemaker. Known especially for its Cabernet Franc—including a Governor’s Cup and Double Gold-winning vintage—the estate pairs handcrafted Pennsylvania wines with tastings, music, and small gatherings overlooking the Northampton County hills.
Tom Sturgis Pretzels is a Shillington, Pennsylvania bakery making crunchy, stone-hearth-baked pretzels with old-fashioned techniques adapted to modern equipment. Established by Tom M.D. Sturgis in 1946, it remains a Sturgis family operation, with fifth-generation descendants of Julius Sturgis producing pretzels today and the bakery at its current location since 1970. The company traces its roots to America’s first commercial pretzel bakery, founded by Julius Sturgis in Lititz in 1861, and still bakes some pretzels on soapstone hearths.
Since its 1957 founding in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, Tomanetti Food Products has kept the Mulvey family’s hand-made manufacturing techniques at the center of its bakery. The company supplies pizza shops and foodservice customers with pan-baked crusts and dough balls, producing more than 2 million products annually for distribution across 15 states.
Founded by Bob Toner in 1971, Toner Cable Equipment is a privately held, family-run telecommunications equipment distributor and manufacturer, now led by a second and third generation of the Toner family. It began by distributing multi-taps and antennas and later developed its own branded products; today it supplies equipment and provides technical and field support for television content distribution.