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Independent since 2015, TRONSER, Inc. is the Cazenovia-based U.S. company behind a manufacturing tradition that began with Alfred Tronser GmbH in 1951. Incorporated in 1978, it has grown from an assembly and sales operation into a self-sufficient manufacturer serving professional electronics customers, with particular experience in telecommunications and medical electronics. Its work includes high-precision electromechanical components produced through extensive in-house machining and assembly.
TROPA Tequila began with three close friends in Melbourne, who turned a late-night idea into a spirits company rooted in Mexican origins. The brand brings together traditional tequila-making and an art-led sensibility, with hand-finished bottles that make each release feel personal rather than mass-produced.
Founded in 1951 by brothers Heinrich and Friedrich Trox with seven employees making ventilation grilles in a 110-square-metre backyard workshop, TROX North America is part of a global manufacturer of ventilation and air-conditioning components, equipment, and systems for indoor spaces. Today, the foundation-owned TROX Group operates 20 production sites and serves more than 70 countries, with its work spanning indoor air quality, fire protection, and smoke extraction. The company is pursuing climate neutrality by 2040 while developing complete, energy-efficient climate solutions.
Established under its current name in 1947, Troy Boiler Works is a Troy, New York company known for handling demanding boiler work with an in-house 30,000-square-foot fabrication shop behind its field service. It serves commercial and industrial customers across the Northeast, including with pressure-vessel work and emergency repairs, and operates to ASME code requirements.
Built around deep transdermal-drug-delivery expertise, TRPL LLC is a contract research laboratory developing and testing customized drug-delivery systems and products for pharmaceutical, over-the-counter, cosmeceutical, and nutraceutical companies. Its New York and New Jersey laboratories support formulation and product development, with particular strength in in-vitro percutaneous absorption studies and in-vivo models. The scientific team brings more than 75 years of combined experience, including leadership from a former Long Island University pharmaceutical-sciences professor who authored more than 100 research papers.
For more than 50 years, tru FRAGRANCE + beauty has built a distinct role as a behind-the-scenes partner for fragrance, beauty, and wellness brands and retailers. Its global team develops customized growth plans for emerging founders and established retail businesses, helping turn ideas into brands that can scale. The company’s reach extends from its New York and Chicago offices through sourcing and manufacturing partners in five countries.
Since 1955, Buffalo-based Tru-Mold Shoes has made custom-molded orthopedic footwear and support braces for patients with individual foot and mobility needs. The family-run company combines CAD/CAM scanning and design with more than 25 construction and quality-check steps, followed by handcrafted assembly by skilled technicians. Tru-Mold also repairs and refurbishes custom-molded shoes made at its factory, extending the life of its work.
Founded in 1999 by Scott Peters, True Wood Technologies LLC carries the True Wood Products tradition into custom woodworking for homes and businesses. Peters began in Central Pennsylvania’s woodworking trade, later working in Kodak’s cabinet shop before building a Rochester-area company where traditional joinery meets modern technology. The shop is known for detailed custom cabinetry and fine architectural woodwork, including work served across Rochester, Canandaigua, and the Finger Lakes.
Truly Tubular Fitting Corp. is known for its BRAZETYTE® line of 316L stainless steel thin-wall tube fittings, made for industrial fluid-system applications. The Mount Vernon company also makes HOZETYTE® connectors for low-pressure systems that use flexible hose.
Founded by Gary Vergason in 1986, TS VTI designs and builds physical vapor deposition equipment while also operating coating services in Van Etten, New York. The company has installed more than 200 systems worldwide and stands out by running its own coating facility on the same kind of equipment it sells, giving its engineers hands-on process experience. TS VTI is part of France-based HEF Group and holds ISO 9001 certification with active ITAR registration.
Since 1969, family-owned TSO General has provided full-service printing and mailing from Farmingdale, New York. The company handles projects from short-run digital prints to book binding and direct mail, combining more than five decades of hands-on experience with regularly updated printing technology. Its personal, end-to-end approach has made it a longtime resource for clients across Long Island and beyond.
For more than 40 years, TSS Foam Industries has been a Western New York foam fabricator, known for taking on complex custom work from customer drawings or its own in-house designs. The Caledonia company serves commercial and industrial customers with made-to-order foam components, adding sewing when a project calls for it. Its patented condensing process is a distinctive part of the business, allowing products such as pillows to be compressed for more efficient shipping and storage.
TSS Printing is a custom print shop known for helping groups, businesses, teams, and schools turn their designs into branded apparel. Its work centers on screen printing, with rush ordering and online-store fulfillment available for customers who need apparel produced and shipped efficiently.
Founded in Osaka in 1924, Tsurumi Pump makes durable pumping and water-treatment equipment for moving and managing water, from construction dewatering to municipal wastewater. Tsurumi America was established in 1979 and now supports customers across the United States through a network of dealers, distributors, and partners. The company is particularly distinctive for its submersible pump technology and process equipment such as self-aspirating aerators designed to mix and oxygenate wastewater without a separate blower.
Since 1981, Buffalo-based Ttarp Co. has designed and manufactured converting equipment for fabricating low-density, non-metallic materials. Its machines serve converters making gaskets, packaging and automotive components, with a practical focus on speed, maintainability and long service life. Ttarp also rebuilds existing presses, extending the useful life of equipment with updated controls and mechanical systems.
Since 1956, TTE Filters has designed and manufactured custom RF and microwave filters in the USA, with solutions spanning 100 Hz to 26 GHz and specialized designs reaching 40 GHz. Based in Arcade, New York, the company is known for built-to-order work, low-total-harmonic-distortion filters for ADC/DAC testing, and an in-house environmental test lab supporting demanding applications.
Tucano S.r.l. designs and makes backpacks, bags, cases and accessories for carrying laptops and everyday essentials, with a distinctly Italian design sensibility. Based in Milan, the company also develops branded corporate products, from logo applications on existing designs to fully bespoke projects with customized materials, colors and details. Its catalog includes materials made from recycled PET bottles and other certified materials selected with suppliers.
Founded in 1975, family-owned Tucker-Jones House makes the handcrafted Tavern Puzzle Collection, mechanical metal puzzles forged and assembled in the USA. Dennis Sucilsky, a museum-trained traditional blacksmith known for 18th- and 19th-century architectural hardware, began producing the puzzles in 1980 from centuries-old designs as well as his own originals.
Tufenkian Artisan Carpets creates hand-knotted and hand-woven luxury rugs, with artisans carrying out demanding work from hand-spun yarn and small-pot dyeing through washing, shearing, and finishing. A single 9-by-12-foot carpet can contain up to 1.5 million individually tied knots and require more than 1,500 hours of artisanal labor. The company works with natural fibers such as Tibetan wool and silk, offers custom designs and sizes, and supports the Tufenkian Foundation’s initiatives in Armenia through a portion of rug sales.
Tuk Tuk Press makes handmade leather goods, including journals and laptop sleeves. Its leather journals use handmade paper made from recycled cotton, and the goods can be customized and wholesaled across the United States.