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Serving customers with V-Process casting since 2001, TPi Arcade operates a 57,500-square-foot aluminum foundry in Arcade, New York. The company supplies cast components for demanding medical, instrumentation and aerospace applications, with a focus on turnkey programs that take parts from prototype through production.
Tracer Products manufactures fluorescent UV leak-detection dyes, lamps, and diagnostic tools for automotive systems, serving both vehicle manufacturers and repair shops. The family-owned company says it has led the field for 70 years, with its Tracerline dyes used in more than 350 million vehicles and approved by major OEMs worldwide. Its products are made in the USA and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
A first- and second-generation family business in Western New York, Traco Manufacturing produces high-volume CNC-routed and machined plastic, wood, and aluminum components for OEM customers across North America. The women-owned company, formed in March 1997, operates from a 21,000-plus-square-foot facility with eight 5-by-10-foot CNC routers and brings more than 75 years of combined experience to projects ranging from prototypes to production runs. Traco also maintains a sustainability initiative that recycles usable plastic waste and converts wood waste into sawdust for local agriculture.
Trade for Hope is The Salvation Army’s social enterprise, selling handmade goods created by artisan partners in Kenya and Bangladesh. Its home, travel and gift products connect everyday purchases with work opportunities for people who have had limited access to them, including handcrafted wooden goods made in a workshop in Jashore, Bangladesh. The enterprise emphasizes safe, ethical trade and uses commerce to help fight poverty and forced labor.
Traeger Pellet Grills LLC is the creator of the wood pellet grill, an outdoor cooking system that burns natural hardwood pellets for wood-fired cooking. The company says it invented the original wood-fired grill in Oregon more than 40 years ago. Its connected grills are complemented by culinary content, hardwood pellets, rubs and sauces, and grill accessories.
Started more than two decades ago to create simple, cost-effective road-safety measures, Traffic Logix is known for helping public and private organizations address speeding and street safety. The company manufactures traffic-calming equipment and connected traffic-management tools for customers ranging from municipalities to military bases, with its North American-made solutions installed on more than 10,000 streets worldwide.
Founded in 2017 by two locally grown brothers, Buffalo’s Traffick Coffee Roasters sources and roasts fair-trade organic beans for fresh, single-origin coffee. The company pairs direct relationships with farmers around the globe with daily roasting, offering coffees such as Brazilian Santos and Colombian Medellin alongside flavored options.
Founded in 1965 by Ronald P. Stanton, Trammo is a privately held international physical-commodities trader and logistics company that markets, distributes, and transports raw materials for fertilizer, petrochemical, and mining industries. Alongside its trading operations, it owns and operates production assets, including a nitric acid plant in North Bend, Ohio, and ammonia facilities in Illinois. The company has spent decades building specialized commodity supply chains and also operates terminals and other industrial facilities.
Since its founding in 1920, Trans-Lux has built its identity around making visual communication technology, beginning with automated stock tickers and later moving into digital displays. Based in the United States with manufacturing facilities in Iowa and Missouri, the company serves customers worldwide, with installations at major financial exchanges and other large venues.
Founded in 1964 as a manufacturer of industrial calibration tools, Transcat now provides accredited calibration, compliance and asset-management services alongside test-and-measurement equipment distribution and rentals. Its network of more than 25 calibration laboratories across North America and Ireland supports regulated operations with in-lab, onsite and specialized services, including aviation ground-power-unit certification and pipette calibration. The company also serves as an authorized distributor for more than 500 manufacturers.
Transcend Essentials began with a young founder’s personal search for relief from acne, which shaped the brand’s focus on natural skin care for everyone. Its products are made in the United States through local vendors, with ingredients sourced from organic farms nationwide and formulations made without added parabens or sulfates.
Transco Rail Services traces its railcar-repair history back 85 years and has operated as part of Marmon Rail since 2019. Known for bringing certified repair work closer to fleets, the company serves railcar owners, shippers, and railroads through fixed shops and field teams across the United States and Canada.
Transfertex Print Solutions GmbH & Co. KG is a Kleinostheim-based German company whose public information centers on print solutions for customers seeking Transfertex designs. The available material does not provide further details about its history, ownership, or distinctive manufacturing character.
Founded in 2013 by Anthony Accardi and Rob Kolb, Transmitter Brewing makes Belgian-inspired farmhouse ales at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Its beers draw on traditional brewing techniques and a palette of 20 yeast strains, with the brewery especially known for dry, spicy Saisons and fruity, floral golden ales. Visitors can sample the range in Transmitter’s taproom and beer garden, while the brewery self-distributes to selected establishments around New York City.
Founded in 1983 by Cornell engineer Cornelis Drost, Transonic Systems develops biomedical flow-measurement tools built around the transit-time ultrasound technology he pioneered. From its Ithaca headquarters, the company supports clinicians, researchers and medical-device developers with quantitative measurements used from operating rooms and dialysis clinics to life-science laboratories and OEM devices. Transonic’s 120-person organization manufactures in an ISO 13485:2016-certified facility and has supplied flow technology cited in thousands of studies.
Founded in 1968 after starting with water-filled bumpers for New York City vehicles, Transpo Industries manufactures transportation-safety products and infrastructure materials for roads, bridges, railways and airports. Its work spans engineered roadside safety systems and polymer-concrete materials made at its Berwick, Pennsylvania, plant, with a history that includes the first Hydrocell roadside crash cushion. Transpo maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification at all company facilities.
Founded in 1994, TransTech Systems develops and manufactures non-nuclear density gauges and other nondestructive evaluation instruments for the construction industry from its New York operation. Its patented Pavement Quality Indicator helped establish the non-nuclear asphalt gauge category, while the company’s electromagnetic impedance technology continues to support rapid pavement and soil quality measurement. TransTech products are sold through international distributors in 87 countries.
Founded by Ronald Mounts, a member of the original research and development team for release liners, TransWorld Plastic Films Inc. manufactures cast-embossed release liners and other custom poly films in Rochelle, Illinois. Mounts helped introduce cast-embossed films to the marketplace, and the company continues that specialized work with custom formulations, in-house recycling, and production-generated scrap recovery of up to 98%. TransWorld is ISO-certified and holds NMSDC minority-business and WBENC women-business certifications.
Founded in New York City in 2020 by David Roberts, Tray Liners Studio makes custom printed tray and basket liners for restaurants and other food-service businesses. The company emphasizes a broad choice of papers, prints and food-safe options, producing its packaging products in the USA with an eco-friendly focus. It says the business has grown to become the third-largest seller of tray liners in the country.
Family-owned and operated for more than 70 years, Treasure Isle Foods has built its Long Island business around serving professional kitchens and institutions. Based in Mineola, the company prepares customer-specified meat products in a USDA-inspected, HACCP-certified facility and is known for its holiday hams.