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Troymill Wood Products is an Ohio manufacturer of wooden pallets, crates, industrial lumber, dunnage, packaging, and specialty wood products. It performs lumber sawing and cutting, pallet and crate fabrication, custom wood fabrication, pallet recycling and refurbishment, and ISPM 15 heat treatment for industrial, logistics, manufacturing, steel, automotive, aerospace, defense, construction, chemical, pharmaceutical, agricultural, retail, and e-commerce customers.
Known for its in-house coating capability, Tru-Cut Saw is a Brunswick, Ohio manufacturer serving industrial cutting operations. It is identified as the only U.S. saw-blade manufacturer with its own PVD coating chambers, allowing coatings to be adjusted for individual customer applications.
Tru-Fit Products has manufactured cold-formed specialty fasteners since 1928. Its 150,000-square-foot Medina, Ohio facility handles fastener production from engineering through completion, and the company also supplies construction fasteners. Its sister company, Tru-Weld, has manufactured application-specific weld studs since 1959.
Founded by Jon and Sally Truax in Loudonville in 1966, Truax Printing is a family-owned commercial printer and book printer serving customers from design through delivery. What began as a two-person operation alongside Jon’s work at Flxible Bus Company has grown into a full-service shop known for book printing, folding cartons, and direct mail, while retaining a personal connection through its three owners. The company holds an A+ rating as a BBB Accredited Business and supports organizations throughout the local community.
Founded in 1997 to reclaim automotive oils and metalworking fluids, Trucent develops fluid-separation technologies, chemistry, and services that help manufacturers and processors recover valuable materials and reduce waste. From its industrial roots, the company has expanded into biofuels and food and beverage, with particular experience extracting distillers corn oil and purifying fluids for demanding production processes. Trucent supports customers with U.S.-engineered systems, laboratory and pilot work, and service teams across North America.
Based in Sidney, Ohio, Truck & Trailer Parts Solutions helps fleets and single-truck operators outfit commercial vehicles through sales, service, and installation of truck and trailer equipment. Its work spans custom upfits, including lightweight truck bodies and liftgate systems, along with a patent-pending solar charging kit designed to recharge pallet-jack batteries inside trailers without a wall outlet. The company also highlights quick, practical solutions for keeping equipment productive on the road.
Cincinnati’s Truck Cab Manufacturers makes heavy-duty truck cabs, with a particular reputation for custom fire-apparatus cabs supplied to major manufacturers. The family-owned company traces its roots to Cincinnati’s Highland Buggy Company, founded in 1870, and has operated under the Truck Cab name since 1948; the Weber family’s fourth generation is now active in the business. Its in-house engineering and sheet-metal fabrication support unusual, low-volume cab designs as well as production work, and the company is ISO 9001:2008 certified.
ARM – A TruckCorp LLC Company carries the legacy of American Road Machinery, whose roots reach back to 1878 in Minerva, Ohio. Now based in Canton, the company works from a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing and upfit facility, developing purpose-built equipment around the practical needs of public-works departments and contractors. Its long history includes Emil J. Hank’s hands-on engineering approach and a reputation for turning operator problems into workable equipment designs.
TruCut Incorporated began in 1968 as a small Ohio tool-and-die shop and has grown into a multi-facility manufacturer with nearly 100 employees. Today, it serves HVAC and related-industry OEMs by taking on the batch and specialty production work that high-volume factory lines are not designed to handle, including genuine service parts and build-to-print assemblies. Its operations span more than 170,000 square feet and are supported by an ISO 9001-certified business system.
Founded in Toledo in 2017, True Indicating develops and manufactures biological and chemical indicators, along with testing and consulting services, that help healthcare and life-science organizations verify sterilization and disinfection processes. The privately held company combines more than 35 years of experience in material science, biochemistry, organic chemistry, and microbiology with in-house manufacturing and custom development. True Indicating is an FDA-registered facility certified to ISO 13485:2016.
Founded in 1995, Toledo-based True Label, Inc. prints pharmaceutical and chemical labels for customers working under exacting regulatory requirements. Its 60,000-square-foot operation combines flexographic and digital printing with a 200% electronic inspection system and proprietary artwork-to-sample proofing that helps verify labels are correct before they reach production. True Label also has specialized experience pre-printing lidding for high-speed form, fill and seal lines.
Born from a 1981 Lebanon, Ohio, company, True Step is a family company formed in 2022 when Jerry Monnin and Jeff Kenny acquired True Edge’s assets through a management buyout. The team carries forward a local tradition of small-town customer service and high-touch project management, with Monnin bringing more than 40 years of construction-industry experience. True Step is best known for its patented aluminum loading-dock stair, developed in 2015 for commercial construction and warehouse customers.
Founded in 2008, West Chester-based TrueChoicePack develops, manufactures, and distributes customized disposable products for private-label brands, taking projects from concept through delivery. Its distinctive reach combines an in-house R&D team with manufacturing partners across Asia and U.S. warehouses in four states, supporting retailers and food, beverage, and grocery customers. The company also develops lower-impact alternatives through its BioGreenChoice and EcoWay brands alongside traditional disposable lines.
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Truline Industries is a precision manufacturer of fuel pump bearings and close-tolerance machined parts, serving customers since 1939 from its 24,000-square-foot manufacturing plant. The company is AS 9100 and ISO 9001 certified and is known for producing precision bearings for the aircraft industry, including the 852-T5. Truline also puts a strong emphasis on employee relationships, Christian character, and giving back to people in need.
Founded in 1978 by Bobby Silverstein, Trulite Glass & Aluminum Solutions fabricates and distributes glass and architectural aluminum products for building projects. The company says its first tempering facility opened in 1987 and that it now operates more than 40 fabrication facilities across the United States and Canada. Its operations include glass tempering, mirror and laminating manufacturing, and architectural glazing products.
Since opening in 2008, Trumbull Foundry & Alloy has built its Niles operation around custom gray iron, ductile iron, and steel castings for demanding industrial applications. Its 50-plus-person team handles projects from prototyping through production in a 150,000-square-foot Ohio foundry, with castings ranging from 1 to 3,000 pounds. Founder and president Corey Jarvis also gives back to the trade as a trustee of the Foundry Educational Foundation.
Trusscore is a Canadian building materials company that makes PVC-based wall and ceiling products, positioning its work around material science and durable alternatives to drywall and fiberglass-reinforced plastic. The company serves residential, commercial, and agricultural construction, and operates manufacturing facilities in Palmerston, Ontario, and Calgary, Alberta, alongside its Kitchener corporate office and showroom.
Established in 2004, Cleveland-based TRUST Manufacturing makes safety-related fasteners and precision-machined components for nuclear power generation, energy, aerospace and military applications. Its 35,000-square-foot facility produces parts to customer drawings and reverse-engineers obsolete or unobtainable components, including expedited orders. TRUST holds ASME Section III accreditation QSC-594 and maintains a quality program aligned with nuclear-industry requirements.
Trystar is a Minnesota manufacturer known for solving difficult power challenges through in-house engineering and fabrication. Its customizable power systems support organizations that need dependable electricity in settings ranging from critical facilities to emergency response, with a small-company customer focus despite its growth. Trystar has broadened that work by acquiring Load Banks Direct and its load-bank manufacturing expertise.