True Manufacturing | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

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Team Bitscale

17 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

True Manufacturing

Overview

Founded in 1945 in St. Louis, this family-owned American organization specializes in high-quality commercial refrigeration products handcrafted in the USA. Their early innovations included upright freezers and roll-top bottle coolers, gaining momentum after World War II due to strong demand. With over 4 million square feet of manufacturing facilities, they have established themselves as pioneers in refrigeration technology while emphasizing sustainability and innovation.

The company provides a wide array of refrigeration solutions with more than 900 models for foodservice, beverage, and merchandising applications. Product lines such as the Spec Series, Curved Glass Display Merchandisers, and Sandwich/Salad Food Prep Tables highlight their commitment to durability and energy efficiency. Through ongoing research, strong industry partnerships, and presence in international and restaurant markets, they offer reliable, energy-saving units and remain industry leaders in commercial refrigeration.

Basic Information

Industry	mechanical or industrial engineering
Founded	1945
Revenue	$280M
Headquarters	2001 East Terra Lane, O'Fallon, Missouri 63366-4434, United States

Contact Details

Phone: +1 636-240-2400
Website: truemfg.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/true-manufacturing
Twitter: twitter.com/truemfgjobs
Facebook: facebook.com/pages/True-Manufacturing-Company-Inc

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Manufacturing
Custom solutions
Retail display systems
Commercial refrigeration
Lab-grade refrigeration
Sustainable refrigerants
Energy-efficient refrigeration
Durability and reliability
Refrigeration innovation
Foodservice equipment
Environmental responsibility
Extensive service network
Sustainable design
Healthcare refrigeration solutions
Merchandising applications
Parts and technical support
Warranty support

Technologies Used

AC500 PLC
Act-On
Adobe Acrobat
Air
AutoCAD
Bomgar
Brocade Switches
CNC Software
Certify
CloudFlare CDN
CloudFlare Hosting
DNS Made Easy
Dassault DraftSight
Dassault SOLIDWORKS
Gem
Google AdWords Conversion
JD Edwards World
Jack Henry Yellow Hammer
Jamf
Jira Service Desk
Maintenance Connection
Micro
Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services
Microsoft Application Insights
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager
Microsoft Teams Rooms
Mimecast
OpenStreetMap
Pardot
Plista
Postpresso
Remote
Salesforce
Salesforce CRM Analytics
SharePoint
Shopify Plus
Slack
poly

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