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Since 1968, family-owned and operated Systematic Control has provided heating and cooling installation, repair, and maintenance for homes and businesses in Great Neck and nearby Long Island communities. Its operational showroom lets customers compare equipment firsthand, while an in-house sheet-metal shop builds custom HVAC applications for faster installation. The company also provides indoor-air-quality testing and specialist services, including whole-home air-cleaning solutions.
Since 1984, SEMCO has built its identity around supporting the U.S. and allied flight-test community with specialized telemetry technology. The Vista, California company operates a 42,000-square-foot engineering and manufacturing facility and has more than 2,100 telemetry systems deployed worldwide for government agencies and defense contractors.
Founded in 2018 in New York’s Capital Region, 522 Systems builds compact Fullam micro-tensile testers for observing material behavior inside microscopes, including scanning electron microscopes. The company carries forward a tensile-stage design first brought to market by Ernest Fullam in 1953, pairing that heritage with custom testing solutions and software for researchers and manufacturers worldwide. Its team brings more than 25 years of materials-testing engineering experience to the design and manufacture of these systems.
T is for Tame makes gentle hair-care products and detangling tools for babies and kids, a line Becky created after her twins’ hair left her unable to find a safe product. The mom-owned, self-funded business uses plant-based formulas made in the USA to smooth flyaways, soften curls and ease tangles without harsh ingredients. Its mission extends beyond hair care, supporting charities that empower children and encouraging families to turn first haircuts into hair donations.
In a family-owned shop in Orchard Park, New York, T Squared Putters mills golf putters from solid billet and finishes them under one roof. The company builds both stock and custom putters, with every piece signed off by hand and a patented component-based system that adjusts specifications without heat or bending. Its approach favors straightforward design, traditional steel shafts, and craftsmanship made in the USA.
Since 1909, T.M. International, LLC has manufactured blast-mitigation equipment, best known for its patented Mazzella woven-wire-rope blasting mats. The Bronx-based company is the original equipment manufacturer and sole patent holder for its wire-rope blasting mats, which are designed for repeated use while containing flyrock and venting blast gases. Its tested protection systems also include blast walls, SafePass shields and containment tanks used in industrial, infrastructure and security settings worldwide.
T.Q. Uniform Company is a family-run manufacturer and distributor of uniform apparel, beginning with knitwear and expanding into garments for corporate and public-safety work. With more than 15 years under the T.Q. name and over 60 years of family experience in apparel and design, it serves customers across Canada and the United States. The company also handles specialty requests with color matching, pattern development, and low minimums.
Drawing on more than five centuries of Honduran rainforest tradition, T’zikal Beauty Group makes hair and skincare products centered on ojon oil, also known as batana oil. The company sources the oil directly from Miskito and Garífuna communities and preserves the traditional process of hand-harvesting and slowly boiling palm nuts to collect it. Its clean formulas are made without parabens or animal testing, with rituals designed for everything from natural curls to dry, damaged hair.
Based in Rochester, T&C Power Conversion manufactures RF and DC power equipment for demanding industrial, scientific and medical applications, with a particular focus on systems used in plasma generation, thin-film deposition and related processes. The Western New York company has been making RF products for more than 25 years and pairs application-focused engineering with repair, calibration and technical support. Its manufacturing follows an ISO 9001 quality system.
From a boutique in historic Troy, T&J Handcrafted Soap makes small-batch artisan cold-process soaps completely from scratch, along with complementary body-care goods and hand-poured soy candles. Theresa Van Duyne began making soap nearly two decades ago and opened the shop 14 years ago, bringing her background in fine art and high-school art education to bars that pair playful designs with carefully chosen materials. The shop also showcases handcrafted goods by local artists and regularly creates soaps with locally made beer, wine, and tea.
T&T Body King is a third-generation family business built from the one-bay garage Ben and Marilyn Radtke opened in 1960. Now serving New York municipalities and commercial customers from its Latham operation, the company is known for custom truck upfitting and more than six decades of snowplow installation experience.
For more than 10 years, New York-based TABcare has focused on the mobile POS market, designing and manufacturing tablet kiosks and security enclosures. Its team works one-on-one with customers who need custom solutions for public-facing tablet use.
Founded in 1941 by engineer Ralph Taber, Taber Industries has built its name around precision measurement and the durability of its instruments. From its North Tonawanda facility, the company serves manufacturers and laboratories with materials-testing equipment, backed by in-house engineering and manufacturing and an ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited test laboratory.
Table2Ground™ builds on-site commercial food-waste systems that turn discarded food into pre-compost or soil conditioner in a 24-hour cycle. Its Grounder™ machines reduce food-waste volume by 80–90% at the source, limiting off-site hauling while creating a locally useful soil resource. The company’s leadership team brings more than 130 years of combined experience, including women and U.S. veterans, and its equipment is ISO 9001 certified with a track record dating to 1988.
Founded in 1989 by Jane and Roger Eatherton on a 10-acre Bucks County orchard, Tabora Farm & Winery now produces 100% estate-grown wines from more than 200 acres of Finger Lakes vines. The Dundee destination also revives the Eathertons’ home-crafted bakery and deli traditions in an early-1900s building whose Cape Dutch architecture reflects their South African heritage. Tabora’s wines emphasize native and hybrid grapes alongside newer vinifera plantings, while its from-scratch cafe offerings include a distinctive South African bobotie.
Taconic Distillery makes spirits in New York’s Hudson Valley, with its identity centered on a farm-country setting and a hands-on distilling operation. The distillery welcomes visitors to experience its spirits and the surrounding property.
Founded in Petersburgh, New York, in 1961, Taconic grew from a family business built around Lester T. Russell’s development of a process for applying PTFE to woven fiberglass into a global manufacturing organization. It makes engineered coated materials and conveyor products, with production and sales facilities across North America, Europe, and South America.
Since its founding as Tactair Fluid Controls in 1950, Tactair has designed and manufactured hydraulic and pneumatic controls for aerospace and defense applications. Based in Liverpool, New York, the Young & Franklin subsidiary operates two manufacturing facilities totaling 180,000 square feet and employs approximately 200 people. Its in-house engineering, precision manufacturing, testing, and FAA- and EASA-licensed repair operation support aircraft systems from landing gear to nose-wheel steering.
Founded in 2005 by cancer scientist and patent attorney Rashida A. Karmali, Tactical Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company built around her long career in cancer research, drug development, and intellectual property law. The company develops CTO, an oral therapy designed to reach the brain, for patients with glioblastoma and other cancers that have resisted treatment. Karmali has authored more than 100 scientific publications and holds eight U.S. patents alongside more than 75 international patents.
Founded in 2008 by former LIFE Magazine photographer John Olson, Tactile Images creates custom 3D tactile renderings that let blind and visually impaired people experience visual knowledge through touch, sound, and sometimes smell. Developed in partnership with the blind community, its patented technology supports custom installations and traveling exhibitions for cultural and educational institutions worldwide. The company’s work ranges from accessible art displays to exhibits on subjects such as the James Webb Space Telescope.