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TS Tech Americas, Inc., established in the United States in 1977, manufactures automotive seating and interior products as part of the TS Tech group, whose history in seat production dates to 1954. Its Americas operations include facilities for automotive seating and interior trim as well as powersports seating, serving vehicle manufacturers with products designed for comfort, safety, and durability.
Since its 1983 founding as T.S. Polymers, TSP Inc. has grown from a rented Fairfield, Ohio coating shop into a Batavia manufacturer known for its DURAVUE® protective plastic coatings. The company serves demanding business-to-business customers whose viewing components must withstand scratching and difficult environments, and its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation can provide finished plastic windows as well as coating work.
Based in Fairfield, Ohio, TSR Machinery Services specializes in remanufacturing, upgrading, and supporting Cincinnati and Goldcrown OD grinding machines. Its work includes in-house rebuilding, exchange units, control and electrical support, and field service aimed at reducing downtime for these legacy grinders. TSR also maintains new and good used replacement parts, provides hands-on grinding training, and can relocate machines within or between plants.
TT Electronics is a global electronics manufacturer with more than 3,500 employees and 20 locations across the UK, North America, and Asia. It is known for supporting regulated markets with high-reliability engineering and manufacturing, including aerospace and defence customers. Its history includes specialist operations such as Barnstaple, opened in 1948, and Abercynon, opened in 1985.
TTM is described in the submitted source context as a global manufacturer of technology products, including mission systems, RF components, RF microwave/microelectronic assemblies, and interconnect products such as PCBs and substrates. It also provides time-critical, one-stop manufacturing services.
TUBILINE IPS LLC is a process-engineering and fabrication company whose team brings decades of combined experience to industrial projects. It builds tailored systems for manufacturers in the paints, coatings, and related chemical sectors, supporting clients from plant design through commissioning.
Tucker's Mold Polishing provides mold and part polishing and finishing services, including SPI A1 through D3 finishes, precision lapping, close-tolerance polishing, repairs, deburring, and glass-bead blasting. The company works with steel, aluminum, titanium, and 3D-printed steel molds and serves optical, lens, medical, cosmetic, aerospace, automotive, and electronics applications.
Tufloc, a division of Esmet, Inc., designs and manufactures high-security locks and firearm and valuables storage systems. Its products include vehicle gun racks, cargo drawers, seat organizers, gun storage racks, handgun storage, lockers and lockboxes, and high-security locks for law enforcement, military, security professionals, businesses, utility providers, and homeowners.
Established in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1915, TUFTEX Balloons manufactures latex balloons for professional decorators and celebrations. Allison and Mike Will purchased the factory in 2017, making theirs only the second family to own the century-old business, and today more than 75 team members produce balloons around the clock at facilities in Norwalk and Hamilton, Ontario. TUFTEX also develops its own color collections and designs foil balloons for the professional balloon market.
Born from Harry and Lena Tulkoff’s Baltimore grocery ventures, Tulkoff Foods makes horseradish, sauces and flavor ingredients for foodservice, retail and food manufacturers. What began with Harry preparing horseradish by hand has grown into a nearly century-old, third-generation family business with facilities in Baltimore and Cincinnati. Alongside its signature horseradish heritage, Tulkoff develops custom formulas and provides high-volume co-packing from concept through production.
Founded in Ohio in 2004, Turbine Standard is an independent aviation repair station known for the depth of experience among its people, who bring more than 500 years of combined turboprop engine repair knowledge. From facilities in Ohio and Florida, the company supports aircraft operators worldwide with specialized maintenance for turboprop engines.
Turbotron is an Elyria, Ohio specialist that repairs and manufactures high-speed rotating machinery, with a particular focus on the bells, turbines and related components used in automated paint-finishing systems. Its technicians inspect, dynamically test and high-speed balance equipment for automotive and industrial paint shops, while also supporting production machining and field services such as system assessments and operator training. Turbotron is an authorized Nordson repair center and has provided turbine and bell-cup service for more than 15 years.
Since 1974, Turf Care Supply has manufactured fertilizer for the turf and ornamental industry, operating the first and largest coated-urea plant in the United States. Its five-facility network supports enhanced-efficiency fertilizer production along with contract packing, toll manufacturing, and private-label programs, while proprietary AMP-XC™ technology extends the company’s product-development reach. In 2026, Spring Valley USA acquired Turf Care Supply’s blending and packaging assets; the Martins Ferry operation continues manufacturing enhanced-efficiency fertilizers under the Allied Nutrients name.
From its headquarters in Tuttlingen, Türk+Hillinger GmbH develops and manufactures electrical heating elements, power and braking resistors, and temperature sensors for industrial and automotive applications. The family-owned company has been building this expertise for more than 60 years, with over 850 employees producing more than 70,000 components a day across its facilities. More than 700 patent applications reflect its emphasis on custom heating solutions, while its group-wide quality system is certified to DIN ISO EN 9001.
Founded in 2005, Cincinnati’s Turn In Concepts builds and supports performance cars, designing, manufacturing and installing upgrades for everything from street-driven Subarus to dedicated race cars. Its racing heritage includes winning Time Attack campaigns and more than 100 podium finishes, while the shop’s own products include made-to-order EJ257 short blocks and Subaru drivetrain components. The team also handles race preparation, tuning partnerships and custom fabrication for enthusiast projects.
A second-generation, family-owned company incorporated in Springfield in 1987, Turn-All Machine & Gear Co. has built its reputation as a flexible job shop serving customers with made-to-order parts. The Powers family emphasizes long-term relationships with customers, vendors, and staff, while the Springfield-area operation maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and provides rapid response for production work. Turn-All is also veteran-owned.
Turner Farm is a long-running Indian Hill working farm that grows certified-organic vegetables and flowers, raises pasture-based livestock, and connects people with food through its market and education programs. Operating since the 1800s and organic since 1994, the farm is one of only two working farms remaining in the village. Its stewardship extends across more than 230 permanently protected acres shared with adjoining Meshewa Farm, where production, community gardens, and teaching programs support a broader mission of land preservation.
Founded in 1929 by Virgil D. Turner and Benjamin F. Baxter, Turner Vault Company manufactures burial vaults and provides cremation and graveside services for funeral homes across northwest and mid-central Ohio and Monroe County, Michigan. Still operated by the Turner family’s third generation, the company works from manufacturing plants in Northwood and Lima and also offers pet cremation through Paws & Remember of Northwest Ohio. Turner Vault has been recognized by Wilbert Funeral Services as an Ultimate Service Provider for ten consecutive years.
Founded in Cleveland in 1980 by lifelong recycler Tom Norton, Turtle Plastics manufactures U.S.-made environmental, health and safety products from recycled plastic, including its interlocking Dura Crib stabilization blocks and original Turtle Tile cushion matting. The Lorain-based company developed its business around turning industrial plastic waste into safer alternatives to wood for first responders, equipment technicians and workplaces. It also operates an end-of-life product buyback program to support closed-loop recycling and zero-waste goals.
Tusco Manufacturing grew from an unusual 1949 civic effort by eight Jaycees who wanted to create well-paying jobs in their community. More than 70 years later, the Gnadenhutten company remains rooted in that purpose while helping clients turn custom project ideas into finished metal fabrications, especially for retail displays and high-mix, low-volume production. Its ISO 9001:2015 with Design certification reflects the structured quality system behind that work.