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In business since 1989, Trison Tool and Machine is an Oxford, Michigan shop known for handling precision-part work ranging from one-piece prototypes to production runs of more than 1,000 pieces. It manufactures parts from customer prints or CAD files for a broad range of customers, using CNC milling and turning when the job calls for it.
Since opening as an automotive trim shop in 1973, Columbus-based Tritex Corporation has grown into a custom upholstery and fabrication shop serving automotive, aviation and commercial clients. Its two local facilities handle everything from classic vehicle interiors to aircraft refurbishment and design-build projects, including precision CNC sewing and specialty covers. Tritex’s aviation operation is an FAA-certified repair station, and its upholstery work is produced in the United States.
Triton Duro designs and manufactures high-efficiency electric motors and generators, including wind turbine, induction, synchronous, hydro, and specialty motor equipment. Its manufacturing capabilities include lamination stamping, core assembly, welding and fabrication, high-precision machining, coil manufacturing, winding, assembly, and laboratory testing; it also provides maintenance, repair, modernization, engineering, and technical services for power generation, utility, oil and gas, transportation, aerospace, automotive, and industrial processing markets.
For more than 25 years, Solon-based Triton Products has made storage and organization systems for industrial workplaces and homes, with a particular focus on tool-board storage, hanging bins, mobile carts and modular walls. Its heavy-duty LocBoard steel pegboard and weather- and impact-resistant DuraBoard systems are designed for demanding maintenance, production and repair environments, while the company also supports 5S and lean workplace organization through a broad distribution network.
As a 100% employee-owned company serving the greater Cincinnati area, Triton Services, Inc. is known for combining decades of shared experience with around-the-clock responsiveness. The company supports commercial and residential clients through HVAC work and precision metal fabrication, while its facilities team draws on more than 30 years of facility-management experience.
Trivium Packaging produces metal packaging for customers around the world, operating 57 locations in 18 countries with approximately 7,200 employees. Its production includes packaging made from steel, tinplate and aluminum, and the company supports customers with research, development and technical expertise.
Founded in 2017 after Shawn Bouscher acquired a small Akron weld-repair shop, TRK Fabrication now designs and manufactures modular welding tables while providing precision metal fabrication and contract manufacturing from its Kenmore facility. Bouscher’s background as a Certified Welding Inspector and metallurgical welding engineer shapes a shop that builds American-made products for DIY fabricators and precision parts for original equipment manufacturers. TRK also puts recent high school graduates into skilled-trades careers through hands-on mentorship and shop experience.
Founded in 1892 by engineer Paul Troester, Hanover-based TROESTER GmbH & Co. KG builds machinery and complete systems for processing rubber, cable and compounds. The family-owned manufacturer has carried its “Made in Germany” engineering tradition into a global operation of around 650 employees, with sites across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Its equipment is supported throughout its life cycle with field service, digital monitoring and retrofit expertise.
Since 1957, Trojon Gear has been a Dayton manufacturer known for precision work shaped to customer prints, from one-off prototypes through production runs. The company serves customers across industries including aerospace and heavy equipment, with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality-focused work.
Tronair traces its roots to 1971, when Dana’s corporate flight department founded the company as Danair; it later took the Tronair name after a 1979 sale to Tronco. Today, the Swanton, Ohio manufacturer operates from a 300,000-square-foot facility and is known for aircraft ground support equipment used by aviation operators worldwide, with products supporting more than 350 aircraft types.
Founded by two Ohio friends in 2013, Cincinnati-based Tronk Design makes modern furniture with clean American lines and subtle details. The company designs and prototypes every piece in-house, then works with regional woodworkers and metalworkers to produce its furniture in the USA using locally sourced components. Tronk also customizes pieces for individual projects, from a simple finish change to a complete redesign.
Trophy Nut Co. is a privately held food manufacturer and distributor in Tipp City, Ohio, known for roasting and seasoning nuts and trail mixes. Its roots include Gerald Allen’s founding of Allen Food Products in 1968 and the Allen family’s return to private ownership in 1978; the company adopted the Trophy Nut Co. name in 1988. It has worked with Girl Scouts of the USA as an approved supplier since 1992.
Founded in 1971, Troy Chemical Industries manufactures specialty chemicals for the surface-finishing industry, including pretreatment chemistry, metalworking fluids, and wastewater solutions. The Burton, Ohio company remains family-owned under Ted and Beth Bunton, who purchased it in 2020, and serves as an “everyman” vendor for customers that larger suppliers may overlook. Its ISO 9001-certified operation pairs chemical manufacturing with laboratory testing, process troubleshooting, and hands-on support aimed at quick turnarounds.
Troy Filters is a Columbus, Ohio-based custom manufacturer and supplier of air filters, filter media, filtration equipment, and OEM replacement filters. Its capabilities include HVAC, HEPA, industrial, cleanroom, power-generation, dust and fume extraction, coolant mist collection, and custom engineered filtration products for commercial, institutional, medical, pharmaceutical, electronics, manufacturing, and other applications.
Since 1995, Middlefield, Ohio-based Troy Innovative Instruments has made precision-machined components and assemblies for medical, dental, defense and weapons applications. The company is particularly experienced with spinal implants and other tightly controlled medical components, while its integrated facility supports demanding defense and firearm work. Troy’s long-serving employees—including key shop-floor staff with more than 20 years at the company—work within ISO 13485- and ISO 9001-registered quality systems, with ITAR and FDA registration.
Family-owned since 1951, Troy Precision Carbide Die has built its Burton, Ohio identity around making dependable American-made dies for industrial customers. The company serves ammunition, pharmaceutical, and battery manufacturers, handling work from one-piece designs through production runs.
Founded in 1887 around a patented carriage sunshade, Troy Sunshade Company now makes custom sewn and printed cloth products in Greenville, Ohio. Its 66,000-square-foot plant produces American-made goods tailored to customer specifications, with a long-running specialty in bags for commercial and institutional use. The company’s history also includes wartime windshields and other specialty manufacturing, but its guiding principle remains “There Is No Substitute For Quality.”
Since 1998, Troyer Ridge Furniture has been known as an artisan maker of handcrafted bedroom furniture. From its Orrville, Ohio base, the company creates bedroom pieces for customers seeking distinctive hardwood furnishings, including beds with built-in storage.
Since 1981, Troyer Signs has operated in Wayne County as a wide-format printer and installer, creating custom signs, vehicle graphics, and other visual branding for clients near and far. The Wooster company has served organizations as close to home as well as in Africa, British Columbia, and Germany, pairing in-house design with production and installation. Its work ranges from architectural and sandblasted signage to vehicle wraps that turn company fleets into moving advertisements.
Since Michael Troyer bought a meat market in Trail, Ohio, in 1912, Troyer’s Genuine Trail Bologna has made its signature all-beef bologna with a secret family recipe and hickory smoking. Now operated by fourth-generation brothers Ken and Kevin Troyer, the family business produces roughly 25,000 pounds a week and ships its bologna nationwide. A store at the factory keeps the Holmes County tradition close to home, serving fresh cuts and hot sandwiches alongside the packaged product.