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Since 1963, Trailmate Tricycles has designed and manufactured three-wheelers in the USA for both recreation and industrial mobility. Its work trikes are built to replace walking and gas-powered carts in large facilities, while personal models bring the same focus on stability and craftsmanship to everyday riding. Trailmate was acquired by ParBikes in 2024, bringing the long-running tricycle maker under new ownership while retaining its American manufacturing focus.
Founded by Sergio Campanini in Iola, Kansas, in 1981, Tramec is a U.S. manufacturing family whose heavy-duty brands make truck and trailer components and assemblies. Five facilities across four states bring together specialized production, from Tramec Sloan’s air-brake and electrical products to Fleet Engineers’ spray-control and door systems and Penz Products’ container-securement equipment. The company’s roots include the original Quick-Fix hose repair kit, while its broader capabilities now also support custom manufacturing for commercial vehicle and industrial customers.
Founded in 1965 by Ronald P. Stanton, Trammo is a privately held international physical-commodities trader and logistics company that markets, distributes, and transports raw materials for fertilizer, petrochemical, and mining industries. Alongside its trading operations, it owns and operates production assets, including a nitric acid plant in North Bend, Ohio, and ammonia facilities in Illinois. The company has spent decades building specialized commodity supply chains and also operates terminals and other industrial facilities.
Trane Technologies is a global climate innovator developing solutions to reduce carbon emissions across buildings, homes, industrial operations and transportation systems. Its portfolio includes Trane heating and cooling products and Thermo King transport refrigeration, alongside digital and connected services. Headquartered in Swords, Ireland, the company reports more than 500 locations worldwide.
Founded as a family plumbing business in La Crosse, Wisconsin, in 1885, Trane now makes commercial and residential climate-control systems while providing building automation, energy and sustainability services. Its commercial work spans ordinary building comfort to specialized cooling for high-density data centers, where Trane supports air- and liquid-cooling systems alongside controls and lifecycle services. Trane operates as a brand of Trane Technologies.
Founded in 1967 to serve the transportation industry, Cincinnati-based Trans-Acc, Inc. provides industrial metal pretreatment and coating services, with particular expertise in military CARC systems. This family business has been directed by founder Walter Weinkam’s son, John, since 1995 and operates more than 50,000 square feet of production space for job-shop and military work. Trans-Acc is ISO 9001 certified and serves customers across North America.
Founded in 1964 as a manufacturer of industrial calibration tools, Transcat now provides accredited calibration, compliance and asset-management services alongside test-and-measurement equipment distribution and rentals. Its network of more than 25 calibration laboratories across North America and Ireland supports regulated operations with in-lab, onsite and specialized services, including aviation ground-power-unit certification and pipette calibration. The company also serves as an authorized distributor for more than 500 manufacturers.
Transcendia Inc., founded in 1931 and headquartered in Park Ridge, Illinois, manufactures and converts custom engineered materials, with a focus on films designed to protect products and support safety and health. It serves more than 2,300 customers globally and operates 13 manufacturing facilities and three distribution centers.
Founded in 1959, Transcon Conveyor is a Mentor, Ohio manufacturer known for building severe-duty material-handling equipment around the realities of industrial production rather than relying on off-the-shelf designs. Its welded-hinge steel belt systems are made for operations where heat, impact, or abrasive loads can quickly expose weaker equipment, and the company supports existing machinery with repair and rebuild work. Transcon’s manufacturing quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1993, Cleveland-based TransDigm Group is an aerospace manufacturer built around 55 independently run operating units. Its businesses supply highly engineered components and systems for nearly every commercial and military aircraft in service, supported by more than 18,000 employees at 136 manufacturing locations worldwide. The company also invests in the next generation of its workforce through the Doug Peacock Scholarship Program, named for one of its founders.
Founded in 1999 by pressure-sensor industry insiders, Cincinnati-based Transducers Direct manufactures pressure and temperature sensing equipment, configuring and building its products in-house. Its standout offering is an unusually broad customization program—more than 8 million configurations—backed by free technical guidance and an inventory designed to support same-day shipping for many sensors. The company also develops wireless and cellular monitoring solutions and scales OEM production from prototypes to runs of 100,000 sensors or more.
From its Mentor, Ohio base, Transfer Express manufactures custom heat-applied transfers that let apparel decorators create screen-print-style designs with a heat press. Incorporated in 1990 by Stahls’ and Weaver Screen Print, the company has grown into a supplier for athletic apparel dealers, T-shirt retailers, and other markets across the U.S. and Canada, while also providing blank apparel and equipment. Its customer-service and educational resources are geared toward helping businesses turn those transfers into finished apparel.
Founded in 2003 and based in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Transglobal Door manufactures roll-up doors for the transportation sector. It began with commercial truck doors for OEM truck trailers and truck bodies, and also serves the aftermarket; the company says it is a Tier 1 supplier in the commercial truck electric vehicle market.
Transilwrap manufactures, converts, and distributes plastic films, including thermal laminating films, packaging and industrial films, printable plastics, and sheet-extruded products. Its stated applications include commercial printing, print finishing, card and security ID, packaging, tag and label, industrial, healthcare, solar, and printed electronics.
Travco Lumber Company is an Ohio hardwood sawmill that produces lumber to customer specifications and buys logs and standing timber. Its roots trace to East Ohio Lumber, founded in 1984 by George Bach Jr.; Bach acquired Travco in 2013, after growing up in the sawmill business with his father.
Since 1947, Travelers Custom Case has served business and industry by shaping practical, purpose-built cases around what customers need to carry, protect, or present. The Cleveland manufacturer works in both large and small quantities, with custom interiors and varied construction methods suited to each application.
With more than 30 years of heritage, TREALITY Simulation Visual Systems is an independent visualization company headquartered in Xenia, Ohio, known for taking responsibility for simulation display projects throughout their life cycle. It designs and manufactures visual systems for professional training, from initial engineering through installation and long-term support, with facilities in the United States and Belgium.
Founded by Andrea and Jimmy Zeilinger in 2005, Treat Yourself Brands creates hands-on baking kits and whimsical food treats designed to turn family baking into a shared experience. The Bedford Heights company’s on-site bakery produces millions of gingerbread cookies and kits each year, while its product line has grown to more than 300 kits sold across North America and beyond. The Zeilingers repurchased the Crafty Cooking Kits brand in April 2025 and now also offer handcrafted, hand-decorated Mallow Treats.
Cleveland-based Trebisky creates wired and wireless game-show buzzer systems that turn classroom quizzes, trivia nights, and family games into structured, interactive play. Its systems range from a plug-and-play wired eight-player set to the Gen3 eMole, which supports multiple game modes and can expand from 10 to 16 players. Trebisky also provides free downloadable trivia questions and setup guides to help customers get a game underway.
With more than a decade of experience in leather tooling, Tree of Life Leatherworks is a hands-on leathercraft shop creating custom goods for customers who value individually made work. It also brings that craft to saddle and tack repair.