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Founded in 2008, Oakmont’s TSS USA Manufacturing makes electromagnetic-pulse protection filters, including what it describes as the first medium-voltage HEMP filter. The small business has supplied HEMP filters to the U.S. government and Department of Defense for 14 years, drawing on a team with a combined 60 years in electronics and defense and offering custom designs alongside its standard products. Its filters are made predominantly with U.S.-sourced materials, and its low-voltage HEMP line is certified to MIL-STD-188-125-1A and MIL-STD-188-125-2.
From its Paris-region base, TTK designs, develops and manufactures digital systems that detect and locate liquid leaks in commercial and industrial facilities. The company makes its own polymer-based sensing cables and monitoring panels in France, covering water, corrosive liquids, hydrocarbons and newer direct-liquid-cooling applications for data centers. With 35 years of experience, TTK supplies systems used in 64 countries and has backed all of its products with a 10-year warranty since 2018.
TTP – Thermal Transfer Products designs and manufactures heat exchangers for fluid-power, industrial, and mobile applications, and has done so for more than 50 years. A subsidiary of API Heat Transfer, TTP supplies standard and custom-engineered cooling equipment through a global distribution network.
TUBACEX America manufactures seamless stainless steel and nickel alloy tubing through its U.S. mills, Salem Tube in Greenville, Pennsylvania, and TUBACEX Durant in Durant, Oklahoma. Salem Tube has produced precision tubing since 1977, while the Durant mill began production in 2019; together they supply tubing for varied industrial applications alongside service centers across the Americas.
For more than 70 years, Tube Methods, Inc. has made custom small-diameter tubing in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania, with products used in demanding aerospace, medical and defense applications—including tubing aboard the International Space Station. Its made-to-order work spans prototype quantities through production runs, supported by in-house engineering, tooling and a test laboratory with equipment traceable to NIST. The company produces roughly enough cobalt tubing each year for more than 3 million cardiovascular stents and ships its products worldwide.
Founded in Stoney Creek, Ontario, in 1977, Tube-Mac® Piping Technologies develops non-welded piping systems and provides installation services for demanding industrial and marine applications. The family-owned company grew from a piping repair business into an international operation, replacing hot-work connections with technologies such as its 37° flare flange and PYPLOK® connector. Tube-Mac® supports projects with design, prefabrication, field technicians and portable workshops, including work carried out across all seven continents.
Since 1995, family-owned and operated Tucor, Inc. has made smart water-management and irrigation-control products for commercial landscapes, golf courses, agriculture, and other demanding sites. The Harmony, Pennsylvania company is known for practical 2-Wire technology, patented retrofit solutions, and tools that turn soil and flow data into measurable resource savings. With seven patents and more than 40 years of irrigation-related experience behind its work, Tucor serves customers across the United States and Canada.
TUFF-GLO makes rugged, attractive LED light fixtures designed to withstand accidental damage and vandalism. Electrical engineer Frank, who designs all of the company’s products, developed the original TUFFGLO after seeing transit-station lights repeatedly broken and replaced. The fixtures are assembled and packaged in the USA, with custom shapes and sizes available for special requests.
Since 1990, Beaver Falls’ Turbo Technologies has built Turbo Turf hydroseeding systems, including jet- and paddle-agitated machines designed to mix and spray demanding mulch slurries. The company also makes equipment for adjacent outdoor and winter-maintenance work, including straw blowers, watering units and ice-control sprayers. Turbo Turf says more than 10,000 of its hydroseeding systems have been sold worldwide.
Turck is a family-owned industrial automation company with more than 4,650 employees working in 30 countries. It develops and produces automation products and solutions, with production facilities in Germany, Switzerland, the USA, Mexico, and China. Its engineering and production support factory and process automation applications across industries including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, transport and handling, food, and packaging.
Since introducing its Power Edger in 2003, Turf Teq has built commercial landscaping and snow-removal equipment at its Honey Brook, Pennsylvania facility. The privately owned manufacturer keeps engineering, fabrication, assembly and parts support in-house, using its multi-use attachment system to help professional landscapers carry one equipment investment across seasons. Its experienced design and fabrication team holds more than 30 patents, while certified welders and direct factory support remain part of the company’s hands-on approach.
For more than a decade, family-owned and operated TurfTime Equipment has built its reputation around practical turf-care machinery shaped by feedback from the people who maintain playing surfaces. The Lancaster County, Pennsylvania manufacturer is best known for its topdressers, while also developing custom equipment for grounds crews serving golf courses, athletic fields and other properties nationwide.
Turkey Hill Dairy makes frozen desserts and drinks, rooted in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The dairy began with Armor Frey's milk-delivery business, and in 1947 his sons Glenn, Emerson, and Charles bought the business; it expanded into ice cream production in 1980. Its products now include ice cream and iced tea enjoyed across the country.
Founded with four cows in Penn Hills in 1930, Turner Dairy Farms produces fresh dairy products and beverages for Western Pennsylvania, including its Pittsburgh-famous Premium Iced Tea. Still family owned and operated after four generations, Turner’s works exclusively with 35 family dairy farms within 70 miles of its processing facility. The company has earned more than 100 national dairy competition awards since 1998 and continues to support local communities while maintaining its farm-to-bottle approach.
Turner Hydraulics began in 1978, when Bill Turner repaired hydraulic jacks in a backyard garage, and it remains a family business led by his son Dan, who bought the company in 1993. From its 35,000-square-foot Carlisle facility, Turner is known for practical, hands-on fluid-power expertise serving businesses that depend on industrial and mobile equipment. Its round-the-clock field crews support customers when hydraulic systems fail, while its shop handles complex repairs and custom work.
Tuscarora Hardwoods, Inc. is a Central Pennsylvania hardwood producer operating its own sawmill and producing more than 16 million board feet of green and kiln-dried lumber annually; its facility page reports production of over 18 million board feet. The company specializes in Northern Appalachian hardwoods and also produces mulch and hardwood logs.
Founded in 2020 after its owners’ search for a way back into America’s textile supply chain, Tuscarora Mills weaves natural-fiber fabric in Pennsylvania for makers, designers and manufacturers. The Bedford-based company works with regenerative fibers such as hemp, flax and organic cotton, often using vintage looms, and also produces American-made heirloom blankets on vintage Crompton-Knowles shuttle looms. Its fabrics are made without plastics, toxic chemicals or synthetic treatments, reflecting a focus on biodegradable materials and rebuilding domestic textile production.
Tusk Industrial brings together three established pump brands as a domestic U.S. manufacturer serving fluid-handling operations in extreme conditions. Its Dean brand traces back to 1869, while the company manufactures at facilities in Pennsylvania and Indiana for industries that must move high-temperature or corrosive fluids reliably.
Since 2009, Tusk Molding has made American-made, hand-finished rotationally molded playground components in Leola, Pennsylvania, including heavy-duty slides and playset parts. Its five-oven process builds thick, unified plastic layers before the team hand-trims each piece, and the company also offers custom rotomolding for projects beyond its own play equipment. Tusk ships nationwide and reported creating more than 10,000 slides in the last year.
For more than 100 years, TW Metals has supplied and processed specialty metals for aerospace, defense, and commercial manufacturers through a global distribution network. The company carries a broad inventory of aerospace-grade material and supports it with cut-to-size processing, supply-chain programs, and documented traceability. An O’Neal Industries affiliate, TW Metals maintains AS9100- and ISO-certified quality systems and is an approved supplier to major aerospace and defense manufacturers.