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Born from founder John W. Forsythe’s late-1980s work on a model-train control system, Train Control Systems makes DCC decoders and control systems for model railroads. The company designs and manufactures its products in the USA, including its WOWSound decoders with CD-quality locomotive recordings, and pioneered Keep Alive power technology in the North American DCC market in 2012. TCS also provides in-house decoder installation for model locomotives.
Known in the transportation industry since 1979, Trans/Air Manufacturing Corporation develops climate-control systems for bus and transit fleets. Now part of Lippert, the company serves school, commercial, electric and hybrid vehicle markets under ISO 9001:2015 quality standards.
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.
Since joining Vermon Group in 2018, TransducerWorks has operated as a Pennsylvania-based ultrasound manufacturer with more than 100 employees and a 30,000-square-foot facility. The company develops custom ultrasound transducers for medical, veterinary, and industrial applications, supporting customers from early concepts through production.
TransGard Solutions manufactures and installs patented animal-deterrent fencing and laser bird-defense systems for electrical substations. Created exclusively to address animal incursions, its humane electric fencing has protected more than 4,000 substations, while its programmable lasers keep birds away from sensitive equipment and corrosive droppings. Based in York, Pennsylvania, TransGard also provides complimentary in-person site audits to power providers across North America.
Transient Protection Design is a Pennsylvania company known for developing site-specific answers to power-quality problems rather than treating surge protection as a one-size-fits-all purchase. It serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers, with particular expertise in protecting sensitive manufacturing equipment such as CNC machines from electrical disturbances and downtime.
Founded in February 2009, privately held Transit Solutions, LLC develops, manufactures, and assembles onboard video surveillance systems and software specifically for public transit. Owned by founder John White’s son, Matt White, the Zelienople company is unusual in focusing exclusively on transit while retaining ownership of the intellectual property behind its recorders and backend software. Its TSI Nexus products are Buy America compliant and made in Pennsylvania, with systems sized for agencies ranging from a few vehicles to fleets of thousands.
Founded in 1987 as a distributor, Transo-Pharm now supplies active pharmaceutical ingredients with regulatory support for pharmaceutical and veterinary companies worldwide. The German-based business has about 50 colleagues and has offered global regulatory services since 1999, supporting API projects from development and sourcing through import-export and sales. Its GMP-compliant operations include licensed handling of drug precursors and narcotics, with distribution through a company group spanning Europe, Asia and the United States.
Founded in 1968 after starting with water-filled bumpers for New York City vehicles, Transpo Industries manufactures transportation-safety products and infrastructure materials for roads, bridges, railways and airports. Its work spans engineered roadside safety systems and polymer-concrete materials made at its Berwick, Pennsylvania, plant, with a history that includes the first Hydrocell roadside crash cushion. Transpo maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification at all company facilities.
For more than 20 years, TRANSTEX has built its reputation around transportation research and development, with 86 patents across six countries and a North American manufacturing base. The company develops aerodynamic systems and electric auxiliary power units for commercial fleets seeking better efficiency and lower emissions, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
TRANSTEX LLC designs and manufactures transportation-efficiency products and engineered composite materials, and describes itself as a cleantech company with more than 20 years of work in the field. Its history dates to 1999, and its about page records an ISO 9001:2015 milestone in 2017. The company serves transportation and other markets with North American-made solutions.
More than 60 years after Hayes Aikens founded it in 1963, Transwall remains a distinctly American manufacturer based in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Its long-tenured, hands-on workforce designs and builds adaptable glass wall systems for the people shaping commercial workspaces, from architects to contractors.
Founded in 1969 by Italian immigrants Nobile and Olimpia Tranzilli, Tranzilli’s makes Italian water ice daily at its Germantown production facility for retail and wholesale customers. Still owned and operated by the original Italian family, the Philadelphia company preserves its homemade recipe and the bold flavor and texture developed to hold up in the heat for local factory workers. From its beginnings serving Germantown, Tranzilli’s has grown into a national wholesale business while retaining its family tradition.
Founded in 1897, Trau & Loevner is a family company that produces licensed and decorated apparel, connecting well-known brands with their fans. It describes a long heritage in clothing and service and says it makes apparel for men, women, juniors, and children for major retailers and boutiques, alongside direct-to-consumer e-commerce operations.
Based in Milan since 1950, Travaglini S.p.A. designs and builds equipment and production environments for the food industry, including controlled rooms for processes such as thawing and fermentation. The company combines its own technical and technological solutions with worldwide operations and ongoing assistance, including spare-parts service.
Founded in 1978, Tré Graphics is an Allentown printing company specializing in custom-printed pressure-sensitive materials, including labels for industrial and consumer products. Its Industrial Products Division became ISO 9002 certified in 1994, while the company also maintains a separate Commercial Products Division.
Family-owned Tread-Ware is an American manufacturer based in Gallitzin, Pennsylvania, known for making genuine aluminum diamond plate trim for commercial customers and DIY users. Its Pennsylvania facility carries out the fabrication and quality checks in-house, with custom work available for projects that need something beyond standard dimensions.
Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Tredegar Corporation makes custom aluminum extrusions and specialty films for customers in North America and around the world. Its two businesses span Bonnell Aluminum’s manufacturing network and surface-protection films produced in North America and Asia, supporting applications from construction and automotive products to high-technology electronics. The industrial manufacturer employs approximately 2,000 people worldwide and has been publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange since 1989.
From its small team in Scranton, Pennsylvania and Ireland, 100 Tree Furniture makes flat-pack timber workstations designed for flexible work at home, including a desk that flips between sitting and standing and a stand for working while lying down. Its products are manufactured in Wilkes-Barre from FSC-certified birch plywood and assemble without tools in about 60 seconds. Every item sold funds the planting of 100 trees, linking the company’s ergonomic furniture to a broader environmental mission.
TreeHouse Foods, Inc. manufactures private-brand foods and beverages for customers in the United States and Canada. It operates 25 production facilities and supplies retail grocery, foodservice, co-packaging, and other customer channels. Its portfolio includes products in shelf-stable, refrigerated, and frozen formats.