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Known for putting performance athletes at the center of its design process, TYR US develops athletic gear for people who train and compete. Its products are built for movement in the water, gym, and on the road, with athletes such as Katie Ledecky and Tia-Clair Toomey among those featured as TYR athletes.
TyrolSport began in 2001, when founder Michael Pancheri started the company in a garage behind his house, and word of mouth soon made it a go-to shop in the New York City tri-state area. Today, the Queens company combines automotive engineering with hands-on service for European performance cars, including custom fabrication for drivers who want their vehicles to work reliably or perform better on track. Its staff includes master technicians, engineers, and designers, with seven languages spoken in-house.
Founded by Dedi Gilad and Ofer Tzadik, TytoCare is a healthcare technology company known for bringing clinical-quality physical exams beyond the doctor’s office. Its FDA-cleared handheld device and connected platform help clinicians examine patients remotely, serving families and healthcare organizations that need care delivered at home or in community settings.
TZ Limited makes smart locking and monitoring systems that extend physical security to individual data-center cabinets and server enclosures. Its Centurion system provides software-driven, IP-based access control and audit trails, while Praetorian integrates cabinet locks with existing building access systems. The company’s technology has been deployed across NEXTDC’s Australian facilities, with more than 1,000 racks live in one documented rollout.
Tzumi designs and sells accessible technology and lifestyle products, from smart vacuums and home-fitness equipment to LED lighting and everyday accessories. Its product range is marked by practical, playful innovations such as color-changing lamps, rechargeable devices and compact home gadgets. The company also says it is reducing its environmental footprint by incorporating recycled and recovered batteries, plastics, metals and component parts into its manufacturing process.
Founded in 1971 as Upson Chemical by Gerard E. “Red” Murray, Buffalo-based U-C Coatings manufactures protective coatings and restoration materials for wood, lumber and concrete. Its industrial roots include ANCHORSEAL® end-grain sealers and GEMPAINT® lumber-branding paint, while an in-house Eco Chemical laboratory develops custom coating solutions with customers. The company’s portfolio has expanded through acquisitions including Seal-Once, Eco Chemical, Abatron and Color Putty, and its products are made in the USA.
Created by problem-solver Tim Talley after a 2008 inspiration trip through Harajuku fashion, U-Lace is a USA-owned company based in Mount Vernon, New York. It is known for developing the modular no-tie shoelace category, helping people of all ages turn sneakers into colorful, easy slip-ons.
Family-owned USATCO traces its roots to Joseph Percz’s 1951 basement operation repairing surplus aircraft tooling. Based in Ronkonkoma, New York, the company now serves aviation professionals worldwide while retaining a specialty in aircraft tooling and support for the homebuilt-aircraft community it has served since the 1970s. USATCO holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
A family-owned Long Island manufacturer, U.S. Alliance Paper makes private-label and branded household paper products for retailers. Operating converting plants and distribution centers in Edgewood, the company has specialized in this work for nearly 20 years and also offers store brands for customers who do not have the volume for a private-label program. Its capabilities include custom specifications and fiber options ranging from virgin and recycled to FSC Certified grades.
Family-owned since 1940, U.S. Chrome Corporation engineers industrial hard chrome and other precision surface coatings for manufacturers whose parts must resist wear, corrosion, and tight-tolerance demands. Its research and development program has produced proprietary finishes and chromium alternatives, while a national network of five U.S. facilities supports both specialized work and high-volume production. The company serves demanding markets including aerospace and defense, with facilities holding Nadcap and ISO 9001:2015 credentials.
With a legacy stretching back to 1962, U.S. Dynamics Corporation is an established aerospace and defense engineering manufacturer known for sustaining the specialized equipment on which older military platforms still depend. Its Amityville operation occupies 85,000 square feet and provides precision gyroscope work and electronic engineering for government and industrial customers. The company is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Established in 1982, U.S. Electrofused Minerals is the U.S. manufacturing representative for Elfusa and a member of the family-owned Curimbaba Group. From Aliquippa, the company manufactures and distributes industrial minerals for manufacturers that rely on abrasive and refractory materials, combining a local U.S. operation with Curimbaba’s international production network.
Founded in 1976 in New York’s Catskill Mountains, U.S. Paper Counters manufactures high-speed paper-counting and batch-tabbing equipment for printers and other paper-handling operations. The company began by servicing counting equipment, then built its first counter/batch-tabber in 1981 and now supplies equipment internationally, with more than 40% of its market overseas. Its machines are made in the U.S.A. and CE certified for European markets.
U.S. SEAL MFG. makes replacement mechanical seals for industrial pumps as well as pool and spa equipment, with products covering 95% of the replacement seal market according to the company. Its seals are designed for long service life and automatic self-adjustment, while its technical and sales staff bring more than 75 years of combined mechanical-seal experience. Based in Morton Grove, Illinois, the company also helps customers identify the right seal for specific equipment and applications.
Founded by brothers Daniel and Matthew Tobin in 1993, UAP turns artists’ and designers’ ideas into public art and architectural works through consultancy, design, fabrication and installation. Its global studios, workshops and foundries—including the Polich Tallix fine art foundry acquired in 2019—combine hands-on craft with advanced manufacturing technology. UAP also provides conservation and preservation support for monumental and fabricated artworks, working across locations in Australia, the United States, Asia and the Gulf Region.
Ubiquity Solar develops and manufactures high-efficiency photovoltaic cells and modules for electric power generation, aerospace, and transportation applications. Based in Endicott, New York, the privately owned company is moving from more than a decade of research and development into vertically integrated U.S. production at an 800,000-square-foot former IBM facility. Its team brings more than 200 years of combined solar and semiconductor experience, including technology acquired from Alta Devices.
UE Systems builds ultrasound-based predictive-maintenance equipment that helps industrial teams find equipment faults and energy leaks before they cause downtime. Its handheld Ultraprobe instruments, acoustic cameras, remote sensors, and connected software turn otherwise inaudible sound into visual information for plant inspections. The company also trains maintenance professionals through Level I and II courses aligned with ASNT SNT-TC-1A and ISO 18436-8 guidelines, with more than 20,000 people certified in ultrasound.
UFABRIK manufactures textiles and related components for digital wide-format printing. Its range covers backlit, frontlit, blockout, display, backdrop, banner, flag, canopy, tent, gazebo, and SEG applications, with manufacturing processes including weaving, washing, dyeing, coating, and finishing.
Since creating the uArm tabletop robot in 2014, UFACTORY has made collaborative robot arms and supporting automation hardware aimed at bringing industrial automation within reach of smaller businesses. Its xArm, Lite 6 and 850 platforms combine browser-based UFACTORY Studio control with open-source APIs, while the company also develops custom robotic solutions for customers’ specific workflows. The Shenzhen-based company’s early uArm campaign drew 1,263 Kickstarter backers, and its robots are used by organizations including Google and Intel.
UFACTORY makes affordable robotic arms and automation accessories, including its X-Arm series and compact Lite 6. Its robots stand out for pairing open-source APIs and browser-based UFACTORY Studio with accessible pricing, helping new-to-automation users program and integrate robotic systems. The company also offers the 850 arm, which is specified at 5 kg payload and ±0.02 mm repeatability, and provides a one-year manufacturer-defect warranty.