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Tectran Manufacturing Inc. makes the air, electrical, brass and connection components that keep commercial trucks and trailers operating, from air-brake assemblies to wiring and fittings. Its catalog also reaches into practical truck equipment such as clamps, gauges, hose-support hardware and parts-storage displays, giving the company a broad role in the heavy-duty aftermarket.
716Tees.com, LLC creates Buffalo-themed apparel, including fan merchandise and customizable T-shirts and hoodies. Its storefront centers on local identity, with designs tied to Buffalo sports, weather, and community culture.
Teez Cafe Printing Corp turns customer designs into custom printed and embroidered merchandise, with a specialty in apparel for brands, teams, events and organizations. Owner Andre works directly with customers through an online design studio or project-based quoting, while also offering fulfillment for online merch stores and marquee-letter event rentals across Connecticut and the Tri-State area. The company has been making shirts for some customers since 2018 and accepts custom orders starting at 12 pieces.
TEF Braids is an Athol, New York micro-factory that turns heritage Jacquard lace-braiding machines into digital manufacturing systems for three-dimensional, tension-distributive textile structures. Founded around Brad Jamison’s 2004 search for mesh for oversized shuttlecocks, the company now makes custom patterned materials and develops Tensengral bodywear and footwear from its proprietary filament patterns. Jamison is described as the sole master lace-braider in the United States and has created more than 1,000 original patterns.
As the U.S. sales front line of the Teijin Frontier Group, TEIJIN FRONTIER (U.S.A.), INC. brings an integrated fiber-to-finished-textile manufacturing approach to customers seeking durable, functional materials. The company serves apparel and industrial markets, including emerging designers through its WELAUNCH small-batch garment program.
Established in 1918, TEIJIN LIMITED is a Japanese company whose roots are in making rayon domestically available, a pioneering start that grew into a global group focused on materials and healthcare. Today, its 126 companies and 15,689 employees develop solutions for customers in fields such as mobility, infrastructure and healthcare, with operations spanning Japan and overseas.
Founded in 1968 as a precision grinding shop, TEK Precision has spent more than five decades becoming a Deer Park aerospace manufacturer known for flight safety-critical work. The company serves rotorcraft and fixed-wing defense programs from a 21,000-square-foot facility, where its audited quality system supports build-to-print production for customers including Sikorsky and Northrop Grumman. TEK is also recognized for Sikorsky approval covering all classes of SS8669 structural adhesive bonding.
More than 50 years in the making, Teka Fine Line Brushes is a Brooklyn manufacturer known for making its own professional beauty brushes and supporting custom private-label programs. Its work serves salons and spas that need branded tools made to their specifications, from handle details to packaging.
TEKE Machine Corporation is a woman-owned machining company with offices and manufacturing facilities in Rochester, New York. Its machinists specialize in CNC precision machining for prototype and production requirements, making components such as alloy forged wear rings for jet engines and manifolds for chemical plants.
Founded in 1985, Teknic manufactures servo motion-control components for OEM machinery, including its integrated ClearPath servo systems, and builds its products in the USA. The company sells factory-direct and pairs its hardware with engineering support, proprietary vibration-suppression features, and a manufacturing approach designed to keep products available and supported over long machine lifecycles.
TekniPlex is a globally integrated company that develops and manufactures material-science products for the Healthcare and Consumer Products markets. Headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania, it operates manufacturing sites across eight countries and supplies medical device components and packaging products to markets including pharmaceutical, food and beverage, personal care, household, and industrial.
Established in 2010, Teko Solar grew from solar-system integration and power-plant development into a manufacturer of solar modules and storage batteries. Its manufacturing base is in China, supported by offices in New York, Auckland and Shanghai and a California warehouse that helps it respond to immediate demand. The company also develops integrated solar-storage-charging systems for commercial and retail users.
Established in 2014, Teksun Inc. designs and manufactures connected electronics, combining IoT and AI product engineering with embedded systems, software, and electronics manufacturing. Its 300-plus engineers work in-house across the product lifecycle, from design and certification through assembly and production, giving the Silicon Valley-based company an unusually integrated route from product idea to finished device. Teksun is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also develops ready-made platforms such as Tejas edge-computing hardware and Telep AI solutions.
Family-owned since its 1916 founding in Rochester, Tel-Tru Manufacturing Company remains under the ownership of third-generation descendant Andy Germanow. The American manufacturer is known for temperature instruments built for demanding industrial and sanitary applications, with more than a century of experience supporting customers through custom-engineered solutions.
Founded by Al Nagler in 1980, Tele Vue Optics designs and produces telescopes and precision eyepieces for astronomical and terrestrial viewing. The Chester, New York, company is known for optical lines such as Nagler and Ethos, while its birding scopes are built in the USA and tested for high-power observation. Many Tele Vue designs remain in production for decades, reflecting a deliberately long-lived approach to optical equipment.
For more than a quarter century, Rochester-based Tele-lite, Inc. has made emergency lighting equipment and supplies Honda-powered systems for backup power, marine use, pumping, and fire-service work. Its own product line includes generator light units and the TELE-AIRE smoke ejector fan, while the company also serves as a source for Honda generators, outboards, and water pumps. Tele-lite guarantees all products it manufactures against manufacturing defects for life.
For more than 40 years, New York-based Telebyte, Inc. has designed and manufactured test equipment and software for communications technologies, with a particular focus on Single Pair Ethernet and Ethernet-APL. Its specialized systems recreate cable conditions, noise, power behavior and field faults so manufacturers and laboratories can perform repeatable development, interoperability and conformance testing. Telebyte also provides Ethernet-APL pre-certification testing and serves as the Wi-Fi Alliance’s official test bed distribution partner.
Founded in 1964, Teledyne LeCroy is a Chestnut Ridge, New York test-and-measurement company known for helping engineers resolve electronic design problems faster. Its work centers on oscilloscopes and protocol analyzers, supported by specialized validation and engineering services for organizations developing electronic devices and communications systems.
Known for pairing advanced technology with high reliability, Teledyne Technologies builds enabling systems for industrial growth markets and the organizations that depend on them. Its applied research center, supported by both customers and the company, sets Teledyne apart by extending product development beyond routine manufacturing. The company’s technologies help users understand complex environments, from aircraft cabins to the changing planet.
Founded in 1933, Telephonics Corporation is a defense-electronics company known for field-proven technology used in demanding land, sea and air missions. Now part of TTM Technologies, it designs and sustains surveillance systems for aerospace, defense and commercial customers, with support that can extend decades beyond a product’s original fielding.