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Started in 1983 by Dick Vogt and his three sons, Tri-State Fabricators remains a family-owned company under third-generation leadership in Amelia, Ohio. Its 125,000-square-foot facility supports contract manufacturing for customers who need metal parts made from small runs through high-volume production, with fabrication and finishing handled under one roof. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and received a 2021 Safety Award of Merit from the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association International.
Family-owned since 1994, Tri-State Tool Grinding has built its Cincinnati shop around careful, precision-minded service for manufacturers across the Ohio Valley. The company regrinds and manufactures CNC cutting tools for customers in aerospace, automotive and medical manufacturing, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its inspection and production work.
Family-owned and operated since 2010, Triad Laundry grew from retooling its own laundromats with refurbished machines into a Northeast Ohio business known for taking reconditioning seriously. It rebuilds commercial laundry equipment with OEM components, testing each machine before shipping it nationwide to operators who need a lower-cost alternative to new equipment.
Triad Technologies traces its roots to 1981, when Lee and Rita Wissman established the company in Englewood as a Parker Hannifin fluid-connector distributor. Today, the Vandalia-based company supports industrial customers with motion and control applications, backed by a regional branch and ParkerStore network and a 111,000-square-foot headquarters facility.
Family-owned and operated for four generations, Triangle Machine Products has remained in business since 1957, building its reputation on integrity, common sense, and hard work. From its 47,000-square-foot Cleveland-area facility, the company makes precision CNC-turned components for OEMs and other manufacturers, supporting both prototype work and high-volume production. Triangle employs 40 people and holds ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications.
Founded in 1982, Triangle Precision Industries is a Kettering, Ohio machine shop known for supporting prototype and short-run production work. Its single-source approach keeps complex projects under one roof for customers in aerospace, defense, medical and other technology-driven industries. Triangle holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100D certification and is ITAR registered.
Tribco Inc. makes Kevlar-fiber friction products for industrial brakes and clutches, with a particular focus on helping mining fleets extend service life and reduce downtime. Its friction discs have lasted more than 13,000 hours on Caterpillar 777 haul trucks and more than doubled the original service interval in one Australian gold mine. Tribco says its products are used in 68 countries and are asbestos-free.
Cleveland-based Tribotech Composites is known for applying materials science to difficult friction and wear problems in industrial equipment. Its engineers develop proprietary polyester-resin composites and custom bearing components for customers whose machinery must withstand demanding service, including marine and hydraulic applications. The company operates an ISO 9001-certified Ohio facility with an in-house materials research lab.
As a U.S.-owned and operated manufacturing business, Tribus Aerospace has built its identity around difficult, mission-critical work for aerospace and defense customers. Its companies in Michigan, Ohio and California produce complex precision-machined components and assemblies, with Advanced Machining & Tooling bringing more than 20 years of experience and a 31,500-square-foot climate-controlled facility to the group. Tribus serves demanding “Power, Propel, Control” applications under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 quality standards.
With more than 30 years in the trade, Tricor Metals supplies titanium and specialty metal products while fabricating ASME Code equipment for demanding industrial, aerospace, medical, and chemical applications. The company also provides field welding and repair, including support for corrosion-resistant process equipment, and its Astrolite division produces aerospace welding wire. Tricor is a small family-owned business and is WBENC-certified as a women-owned business, with facilities in Ohio and Texas.
Trifecta offers custom machining, short- and long-run production machining, injection mold design and repair, prototype development, and reverse engineering.
For the past 25 years, Trilion Quality Systems has brought non-contact optical measurement to product testing, supplying digital image correlation systems and engineering services that capture 3D shape, displacement, and full-field strain. Its applications engineers can test materials and structures at customer facilities or at offices across the country, including high-speed events and thermal expansion studies. Trilion also develops practical tools for production, such as laser etching for optical forming analysis and Xi Analytics software for CAD-based assembly and digital-twin records.
Family-rooted Trillium Foods took shape in 2017 and adopted its current name in 2025 after the Reddy family consolidated several food-manufacturing businesses. The company develops and manufactures liquid food products for foodservice, retail, and food-processing customers, combining culinary development with a U.S. production network of more than 500,000 square feet. Its facilities can produce over 1 billion pounds of finished goods annually.
Trillium Foods is a family-rooted, innovation-driven manufacturer of liquid food and beverage products, formed in 2017 as Flavor Reddy Foods and launched under the Trillium name in 2025. It produces custom and existing formulations for foodservice, retail, and food-processing customers, with manufacturing facilities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Alabama. Its manufacturing footprint exceeds 500,000 square feet and can produce more than one billion pounds of finished goods annually.
TriMas Packaging is a division of publicly traded TriMas Corporation with roughly 2,200 employees and 25 operating sites across 12 countries. The company works with brands worldwide to develop packaging that improves how products are protected and used, with a particular focus on tailored dispensing and closure solutions. Its Baddi, India, facility holds ISO 50001:2018 certification.
Founded in 1978, Trimble develops connected hardware and software that links the physical and digital worlds for construction, geospatial, transportation and other essential industries. Its technology brings precise positioning, 3D modeling and data analytics into everyday work, from building and infrastructure projects to supply-chain operations and mapping. Trimble’s fabrication tools are particularly focused on carrying detailed model data from design through production and into the field.
Known in Brook Park as a bar-grinding specialist, Trinel, Inc. prepares bar and tube for manufacturers that need precise dimensions and finishes. The company handles work ranging from small orders to truckloads, with particular experience in pump-shaft and boat-shaft straightness requirements.
Trinity Glass is a family-owned residential, commercial, and stained glass company offering custom-made glasswork and glass installation. Submitted source context states that its products are intended to meet structural glass needs and include windows and doors installed to manufacturers' specifications.
Triosim Corporation is a network of companies providing precision mechanical services and manufacturing and repair of critical industrial equipment, with particular expertise in pulp and paper. The company says it has united proven companies into one team for more than two decades, serving customers through a network that includes regional service operations and equipment supply. Its stated vision is to become the leading supplier of aftermarket solutions in the pulp and paper industry.
Family-owned and operated Tripack began in 2003 as an extension of a shrink-sleeve printing and converting company, then moved to Milford, Ohio, under Tom Linz’s ownership in 2005. Today, its 95,000-square-foot facility reflects that blended heritage: Tripack designs shrink-sleeve equipment while using it in daily production for brand owners and contract manufacturers. The hands-on approach gives the company direct experience with how labeling systems perform on real products and films.