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From its headquarters in Marathon, New York, Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment manufactures American-made machinery for turning logs into firewood, including splitters, processors and conveyors. A subsidiary of Automated Biomass Systems, the company engineers and machines nearly every steel component in-house and sources its raw materials within the United States. Its equipment is built for both home users and commercial operators, with production capacity ranging from compact splitting to processors rated for up to five cords per hour.
Established in 1968 as a fashion-fabric supplier in New York’s Soho, Timeless Treasures Fabrics now designs and supplies wholesale fabrics for quilters, manufacturers and quilting shops. The company became known for playful novelty prints after introducing its first quilting cotton collection in the early 1990s, and has since expanded with the Dear Stella contemporary line and the Marcus Fabrics traditional and reproduction range. Its manufacturing division also works with in-house designers on custom print programs, including re-colored or re-sized designs and digital printing options.
Family-owned and operated in Kingston, Timely Signs has spent more than four decades designing and manufacturing interior and exterior signage, architectural sign systems, and recognition displays for Hudson Valley organizations. The Beichert family’s second generation is actively involved in the company’s management, while its in-house team carries projects from design and fabrication through installation and maintenance. Its work is particularly visible in healthcare, education, and community projects, including custom donor walls and complex wayfinding programs.
Founded in New York City in 1934 as a theatrical lighting distributor and rental house, family-owned Times Square Lighting now designs and manufactures architectural and theatrical luminaires and projectors at its Stony Point, New York plant. Drawing on decades of stage-lighting expertise, the company has expanded into display, museum, retail and other architectural applications while continuing to serve customers across North America.
Founded in 2003, Timtronics is an ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturer known for its emphasis on silicone-free thermal management materials. Based in Yaphank, the company develops customized formulations with OEM customers, supporting demanding electronic applications through rapid design and sampling.
Tin Mustard grew out of a recipe challenge between classically trained chef Tin Dizdarevic and his late brother, Jan. The Red Hook, Brooklyn company launched in 2011 as an inaugural Smorgasburg vendor and now makes mustard for specialty food retailers, restaurants, and supermarkets.
From Lindenhurst, TiniFiber manufactures armored fiber-optic cabling built around its U.S.-patented stainless-steel Micro Armor design. Introduced in 2015 as an alternative to aluminum interlock armor, the cable is described as 65% smaller and 75% lighter while retaining protection against crushing, rodents and demanding indoor or outdoor conditions. TiniFiber also develops custom fiber, cable assemblies and installation tools for digital-infrastructure projects.
From its base in Valhalla, Tinkeso Therapeutics develops off-the-shelf, allogeneic Natural Killer T (NKT) cell therapies for cancers and autoimmune disorders. Formerly known as Akeso Therapeutics, the early-stage biotech combines native and engineered NKT programs, including a non-genome-edited CD7 CAR-iNKT therapy aimed at blood cancers and a native type III NKT approach for acute myeloid leukemia. Its proprietary expansion platform is designed to produce at least 100 doses of CAR-modified iNKT cells from a single donor leukopak.
Founded by Antonio and Jonathan in Rochester in 2007 after firsthand frustration with unreliable screen printers, Tiny Fish Printing produces custom screen-printed apparel and supports brands with embroidery, print-on-demand, and fulfillment. Nearly two decades later, the hands-on operation has grown to 50 people, with production ranging from soft water-based prints to detailed simulated-process work and oversized designs. The company also handles warehousing and white-label shipping, extending its role beyond the pressroom.
Founded in Baltimore in 1888, TIPCO Technologies supplies and fabricates fluid-conveyance and sealing solutions, with hose assemblies at the center of its work. The company has grown from a Mid-Atlantic distributor into a nationwide operation, combining custom OEM fabrication and testing with 39 locations, including mobile hose repair available around the clock in Denver and Phoenix. Its OEM Services operation is ISO certified, and TIPCO also holds Danfoss E-CERT recognition.
Since 2004, Tire Conversion Technologies has designed and volume-manufactured compression-molded products and custom components from recycled tire rubber. Based in Latham, New York, the privately owned manufacturer combines engineering and product development with a catalog of site-management and traffic-safety products, while its coast-to-coast U.S. presence and European operations support customers across multiple markets. TCT holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and uses recycled rubber to make durable products that keep tires out of landfills.
TireJect is a New York-based company known for developing liquid-rubber solutions that help drivers and equipment users deal with leaking or punctured tires. Its sealants use FAStec™ technology with aramid fibers and recycled rubber particles, and are made for applications ranging from everyday vehicles to off-road equipment and tubeless mountain bikes.
Tisca is an independent Swiss family-run textile manufacturer, developing and producing carpets and fabrics for interior spaces in the Appenzellerland. Founded by Anton Tischhauser, the company remains in the Tischhauser family and continues its textile tradition through the generations. Its production also extends to mobility textiles and textile sports-flooring under the SPORTISCA name.
BIPOC-owned since its founding in 1976, Tishcon Corporation grew from the work of co-founders Raj Chopra and Vipin Patel into a private contract manufacturer based in Westbury, New York. The company develops and produces nutritional supplements for retailers, wholesalers and online sellers, with in-house laboratories and operations in New York and Maryland. Its facilities are GMP certified by NSF and together span 165,000 square feet with more than 350 employees.
Titan Alliance Import & Export Corp. is a sourcing and supply chain partner founded in 2016 that supports product development, global sourcing, manufacturing, market-entry consulting, logistics, and 3PL solutions. Its stated focus spans apparel and accessories, personal protective equipment, and hardware and tools.
For more than 15 years, Titan Group Apparel has outfitted schools, corporations, sports organizations and fire departments with custom-decorated apparel through its on-site embroidery and screen-printing operation. Based in Bohemia, the company handles the process from design approval through production, serving thousands of customers each year.
Known for its locally designed and produced equipment, Titan International Sales is a Macedon, New York, manufacturer focused on small-hole EDM drilling technology. It serves customers worldwide with American-made machinery, imported alternatives, and support for specialized machining applications.
Tracing its roots to the Electric Wheel Company in Quincy, Illinois, Titan International has been making off-the-road tires and wheels since 1890. Today, the company is a global manufacturer serving demanding agricultural, construction, forestry and mining equipment markets, with undercarriage products completing its equipment-focused portfolio. Titan is particularly distinctive for its Low Sidewall technology and its ability to design, test and produce matched tire-and-wheel assemblies for agriculture.
Titan Machine keeps traction elevators moving by making new and replacement sheaves, along with worm-and-gear sets, for geared and gearless machines. Its standout asset is a large inventory of sheave patterns and castings, backed by custom direct-fit work and sheave sizes ranging from 15 to 74 inches in diameter. The Hillside, New Jersey company serves elevator repair and modernization needs with stocked options and stated lead times as short as 10 days.
With more than a century of heat-exchanger experience, TitanX develops and manufactures custom thermal-management solutions for commercial vehicles and the wider transport industry. Its roots reach back to manufacturing sites established in Sweden and the United States in the 19th and early 20th centuries, while its current operations span eight countries under Tata AutoComp ownership. TitanX also supports its products with dedicated testing facilities in Mjällby and Jamestown, including climatic wind tunnels and durability testing for heavy-truck applications.