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Founded in 2005, Pennsylvania family business Touchstone Home Products designs electric fireplaces, motorized TV lifts and TV lift cabinets for the home. Based in Exton, the company keeps its customer-care and warehouse teams under one roof, with second-generation leader Evan Bradlee—who started in the warehouse as a teenager—now guiding the business. Touchstone has also expanded its home-focused line with solid teak outdoor furniture.
TouchWood Labs develops modular computing surfaces that turn opaque materials into touch interfaces with visual output, replacing conventional glass displays with surfaces such as wood or stone. Its patented interface combines embedded computing with wired and wireless communication, bringing digital controls into homes and restaurants while keeping the look and feel of the surrounding environment.
Established in 1984, Metadyne began in Elmira, New York, researching advanced tungsten and molybdenum alloys before expanding into tungsten carbide and wear applications. In 1995 it moved to Towanda, Pennsylvania, where its facility added zinc reclamation and spray-drying capabilities; the company later expanded with a tungsten carbide reclamation facility and a Gulfport rod-production division. Towanda Metadyne makes precision powder-metallurgy parts, with specialties in cemented tungsten carbide, tungsten alloys, and molybdenum products.
From a one-car garage in Woodstock, New York, Tower Products Incorporated has grown since 1987 into a manufacturer and distributor of broadcast and professional AV equipment. Its in-house brands make specialized cables, monitors, audio hardware and custom products, while its retail and distribution divisions connect those solutions with customers worldwide. Tower became 100% employee-owned through an ESOP in 2016, giving the Hudson Valley company a distinctive stake in the work behind its long-running broadcast business.
TowFLEXX grew from Hanns Schickling’s home-built solution for moving his own aircraft into a globally operating manufacturer led by his son, Axel Schickling. Based in Visbek, Germany, the company develops and builds electric aircraft tugs for aviation operators, with additional production and service capacity in the United States. Its defining engineering feature is a 360-degree turntable designed to help protect an aircraft’s nose gear during maneuvering.
With roots in the Rust Belt’s industrial boom of the late 1960s, Toyota Material Handling PennWest supplies and services material-handling equipment for businesses across western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. Incorporated in 2005, it is one of only 60 Toyota dealerships in North America and supports customers with 24/7 emergency service, warehouse solutions, parts and operator training. PennWest also operates a substantial service operation, with more than 40 field technicians and over 1,400 forklifts covered by contract maintenance agreements.
Tozuda makes patented, non-electronic impact indicators that reveal when a helmet has absorbed a damaging force by changing from clear to red. Based in Philadelphia, the company has more than a decade of experience in head safety and designs its mechanical technology to integrate into new helmets or retrofit existing inventory. Its indicators can be tailored to different activation thresholds and respond to both linear and rotational acceleration.
With 30 years in the pizza industry, TPM Pizza Manufacturer makes pizza shells, crusts and frozen dough products for pizzerias, restaurants and food-service operations nationwide. Based in Mt. Laurel Township, New Jersey, the company also provides custom co-packing and private-label production, making products from a customer’s recipe or its own. Its Olde City Crust and Lil BOY lines reflect a focus on traditional, hand-stretched and fermented dough styles, backed by quality-control processes.
Trace Brewing is a Pittsburgh brewery that makes beer at its Bloomfield location and serves it in a taproom, with beer also available to take away. Its brewing operation includes a vocational program that provides paid, six-month experience in the brewing process. Trace also operates a satellite location in Uptown, which the site describes as a cafe-only space as of September 2026.
Trace Orthopedics is developing a device and needle-based method to reattach partially torn tendons to bone without surgery or a visit to the operating room. Founded by biomedical engineer Adam Greenspan and musculoskeletal radiologist William B. Morrison, the Philadelphia medical-device company is testing its Trace Method in a human cadaveric hip model while pursuing product development and FDA clearance. Its approach is intended to let surgeons perform tendon repair percutaneously, potentially reducing recovery time and treatment costs.
Founded by UAV enthusiasts, Tracer Drone Technologies is a full-service drone company known for supporting customers throughout the life of their aircraft. It helps organizations choose and use unmanned aerial systems, then provides training and repair support for missions including public safety and industrial inspection.
A 40-year-old company in the Boston metropolitan area, Tracer Technologies, Inc. is known for making specialty lithium cells and battery packs. Its replacement packs serve equipment ranging from heart pumps to portable tools and oil and gas exploration gear.
Since 2013, TracFab has built tracked all-terrain wheelchairs in the USA for people who need mobility beyond smooth pavement. Based in Volant, Pennsylvania, the company sets its chairs apart with a patent-pending swappable lithium battery system and models designed for terrain ranging from grass and gravel to snow and trails. Each unit is shipped fully assembled and ready to drive.
TrackGrip is the traction-attachment brand of New Zealand family-owned Carac International Ltd, making patented, removable devices that help excavators and other tracked vehicles work more safely on difficult ground. Founded in 1988 and operating under the TrackGrip name since 2010, the company manufactures in New Zealand and the USA, with designs developed through engineering work and testing alongside customers worldwide. Its bolt-on attachments require no drilling or welding and have become an internationally sold solution for improving traction and reducing downtime in demanding conditions.
Since 1975, Exton-based Omega Flex has made the TracPipe® System, flexible corrugated stainless steel gas piping for natural-gas and propane installations. Its TracPipe AP system, introduced in 2004 and formerly known as CounterStrike, pairs flexible tubing with purpose-designed fittings to help contractors route gas lines around building obstructions and install them with fewer threaded joints. The system is approved for use throughout the United States and Canada and all TracPipe System CSST products are CSA-listed under ANSI LC 1.
Trademark Threads is a Western Pennsylvania company serving organizations that need a dependable way to manage branded workplace apparel. From its New Kensington base, it supports repeat purchasing for distributed teams, helping keep brand standards consistent as employees are onboarded, recognized, or replaced.
Founded by artist, printer, technologist and lifelong collector Johnny Iannelli, Exton’s Trading Card Memories designs and produces custom trading cards for teams, organizations and meaningful projects. Iannelli handles the work from concept or client artwork through professional printing, packaging and delivery, giving each project the feel of a genuine collectible rather than a simple printed card. The business carries on a family printing tradition that reaches back to his grandfather’s work producing baseball cards at Philadelphia’s Zabel Brothers in the late 1940s.
Trading Post Depot creates one-of-a-kind live-edge wood tables and custom rustic furniture from locally sourced Pennsylvania slabs. With showrooms in Spring City and downtown Easton, the shop brings techniques developed over decades of work to pieces designed around each slab’s distinctive grain, while also helping contractors select material for their own projects.
From its Mechanicsburg shop, TRAFCON Industries manufactures made-in-the-USA traffic-control equipment, especially custom arrow boards and changeable message signs. The company also builds specialized trailers and portable platforms, taking projects from design concept through prototype and production while offering parts, refurbishment, and repair support. Its products emphasize solar power and eco-friendly construction, with the company reporting that 97.3% of its products are recyclable.
For more than 25 years, TrailersPlus has been known for making trailers at four U.S. factories and selling them through its own nationwide dealership network. As the largest independent trailer dealer in the USA, it serves professionals and enthusiasts with factory-direct pricing, custom orders, and ongoing support from factory-trained technicians.