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Family- and teacher-run TeacherGeek makes hands-on engineering materials in Upstate New York, where most of its products are manufactured for classroom and home projects. The company is known for a build system that lets students work with real tools, recycling-bin materials, and designs they can repeatedly revise. Its Sail Car earned a 2020 Presidential Awardees’ Product of Excellence recognition.
TeachSpin, Inc. makes hands-on physics laboratory apparatus in Buffalo, designing and building the equipment specifically for advanced undergraduate teaching. University physicists who have taught in undergraduate labs shape the instruments, which are built in the United States to let students take real data and explore experiments without a resident specialist. The company backs each apparatus with a two-year parts-and-labor warranty and technical and instructional support for its lifetime, while assigning all profits to the J.F. Reichert Foundation for grants supporting advanced physics laboratories.
Founded by Bill Pegler in 1969, TEAHeadsets Corp. makes tactical communication headsets and push-to-talk systems for military special operations, law enforcement, public safety and industrial users. For more than 50 years, the Brewster company has built its reputation on adapting communications equipment to new and legacy radios, including maritime systems and specialized in-ear voice-capture headsets. TEA also operates a repair and modification depot and supports programs such as the U.S. military’s MICH MARITIME and TCAPS initiatives.
Teal Packaging grew from a quoting tool into an independent HPP Group brand making custom printed boxes, mailers and other packaging for growing businesses. Based in West Chicago, Illinois, it pairs low minimums—often 50 units—with free dieline design and can also kit, warehouse and ship finished orders from its local fulfillment center. Its production network spans four countries, with FSC-certified paper and recyclable options available by specification.
Since 1997, Teamson Kids has built its identity around imaginative spaces for children, designing products that support pretend play in bedrooms and playrooms. Its Fantasy Fields line is known for hand-painted storybook themes that give functional children’s furniture a playful character.
Founded in 1980, TeamWorld began with screenprinted T-shirts made by founder Steve Wozniak and grew from a Binghamton sporting-goods store into a corporate promotional-products and fulfillment company. It carries out in-house decorating and manufacturing, and its history records a move of manufacturing operations to its Conklin distribution center in 2014. The company also operates a corporate office in Binghamton and a distribution center in Conklin, New York.
Tec-Crete Transit-Mix Corp manufactures and delivers ready-mixed concrete and specialty concrete mixes in New York City. Its offerings include high-performance and colored concrete, fiber-reinforced concrete, concrete admixtures, cementitious materials, aggregates, and concrete monitoring services.
Part of tec5 AG and the Nynomic photonics group, tec5USA is the U.S. arm of a tec5 organization that has developed industrial process-analytics systems since 1993. The company helps manufacturers and OEM partners bring real-time spectroscopy into production, with a focus on practical integration and support for demanding environments. Its quality system has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since January 2020, and the company also holds ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications.
For more than three decades, Tecglass & Instruments, LLC has built its identity around the skilled work of a scientific glassblowing team with more than 50 years of combined experience. From its Marion, New York shop, the company creates custom laboratory apparatus for scientific-industry clients and is especially noted for making its own cyanide blocks.
From its home in Albany’s MVP Arena, Tech Forward Inc. builds its own digital-signage and video-wall systems while also providing IT support for businesses of every size. The veteran- and woman-owned company stands out for solutions such as its DSP30 signs and DSP100 immersive displays, which customers own without monthly hosting or platform fees. Tech Forward also operates as a triple-bottom-line business, pairing technology work with electronic-waste reduction, workforce training, and intentional giving.
Founded in Utica in 2013 as a software and cybersecurity firm, veteran-powered Technergetics now develops secure software, hardware, and quantum technologies for the U.S. government and Department of Defense. Its work spans AI-driven decision support and logistics platforms such as Mosaic and SPEAR, alongside research in quantum information science. The company remains a small business whose military veterans pair operational knowledge with technical expertise.
Now marking more than 80 years in operation, Technic is a global manufacturer whose work centers on solving difficult surface-finishing problems for electronics and industrial customers. From its Rhode Island base, the company combines specialty chemistry with custom equipment and supports projects through more than 24 facilities in 14 countries. Technic is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Techno CNC Systems is a manufacturer of industrial CNC routers, plasma cutters, and laser cutters, along with related tooling and accessories. Founded in 1986, the company draws on more than four decades of CNC design and field experience, with machines built for production work and a stated service life of 15 to 20 years. Its support team provides free technical support for the life of the machine, reflecting a long-running relationship with customers that includes continued support for LC Plus routers sold more than two decades ago.
Established in 1992, Technology Desking designs, manufactures and installs furniture that manages workplace technology, with a particular focus on trading floors and control rooms. Its in-house design team develops project-specific solutions, from adaptable trading desks to custom command-and-control consoles, while an international network of offices and partners supports installations around the world. The company also holds FSC Chain of Custody certification, allowing clients to specify responsibly sourced timber.
Founded in 2004, privately held TechnoVax is a New York metro-area biotechnology company developing viral vaccines through a cell-based virus-like particle platform. Its near-clinical-stage work centers on vaccine candidates for influenza and RSV, including an inhaled powder approach developed with a pulmonary drug-delivery partner. The company also provides biological products and collaborative research services for vaccine, diagnostic, and research applications.
TechProtectus Inc. designs protective cases and accessories for school and business technology, with a particular focus on K-12 device programs. Its school-oriented cases are built around practical fleet management, including transparent backs for asset tags and designs tested against military durability standards. The company serves customers nationwide with protection for laptops, tablets, Chromebooks and related classroom equipment.
Founded in 1998 by former NASA design engineer Rick Salpeter, Tecknowledgey manufactures and distributes electric and electronic components for industrial and defense OEMs, including rugged power-switching equipment and military timing electronics. The New York-based company also develops custom products and subassemblies in-house or with joint-venture partners, working directly with engineers to solve application challenges. Its defense operation is ITAR registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified, with military elapsed-time indicators made in the USA.
For more than 25 years, Tecmotiv (USA), Inc. has built its name around military automotive support, serving armed forces and government customers from its Niagara Falls operation and a Canadian facility. The company is particularly known for remanufactured military powertrain products, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and a one-year warranty.
Since 1953, Italian manufacturer Tecno S.p.A. has combined industrial production with traditional craftsmanship to create furniture and interior architectures for offices, public spaces, and the home. Its work ranges from contemporary workplaces and custom interiors to demanding transit settings such as airports and stations, developed in collaboration with architects and builders. Tecno holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certifications and can supply FSC-certified products.
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