Taylor Devices

The company's hydraulic crane buffers absorb energy from moving cranes to protect cranes, buildings, and nearby personnel from collision damage.

The company's landing gear is lighter, more compact, and maintenance-free. The company is in its seventh decade as a supplier to UAV and other aircraft builders.

Lock-up devices, also called shock transmission units, are dampers designed to protect buildings and bridges during transient events.

Taylor Devices' machined springs are precise, lightweight, and available in a variety of materials.

This paper studies the seismic performance and resilience of three different designs of a hypothetical six-story steel building located at a near-fault site in Los Angeles, California.

This paper describes how to install viscous dampers in a structure, and gives several examples.

The next major earthquake to strike somewhere in the Western US is imminent. This earthquake not only poses a threat to building occupant safety, but also economic recovery. While building codes and seismic design criteria have improved over the.

The page explains how base isolation systems can reduce seismic risk to data centers.

The page features recent articles and news stories about Taylor Devices, Inc. from industry groups and organizations.

Taylor Devices has open positions and provides information about employment benefits.

Taylor Devices is the leading manufacturer of shock absorbers, liquid springs, shock isolation systems, fluid viscous dampers, vibration dampers, and other types of mechanical energy management products.

Headquartered in North Tonawanda, NY, Taylor Devices has two campuses that handle everything from manufacturing and packaging to testing and R&D.

Taylor Devices (TAYD) is publicly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange and provides investor information, including financial data.

The company manufactures products at a certified facility and provides information about its quality certificates, assurance program, and awards.

The company offers a contact form and phone support for inquiries and projects.

The company uses fluid viscous dampers, shock absorbers, and vibration isolation systems to develop energy management solutions.

Taylor Devices provides a privacy policy.

Taylor Devices reports fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 sales of $8.9 million and says its firm order backlog reaches a record high for the fiscal year. The company also reports full-year results, while its CEO comments on delays associated with a government shutdown and on structural demand.

Aug 2026 · PR NewswireNews article

Taylor Devices reports fiscal 2026 third-quarter sales of $11.2 million and nine-month sales of $32.7 million, a record high for nine-month sales. The company cites CEO commentary on backlog and announces its first Taylor Damped Moment Frame order, which uses 40 fluid viscous dampers.

Mar 2026 · PR NewswireNews article

Taylor Devices reports record sales of $11.6 million for its fiscal 2026 second quarter and $21.5 million for the first half. The company says aerospace and defense demand offsets structural headwinds.

Dec 2025 · PR NewswireNews article

Taylor Devices reports first-quarter fiscal 2026 sales of $9.9 million and net earnings of $2.2 million. The company also reports a firm order backlog of $27.9 million, and its CEO comments on market diversity.

Oct 2025 · PR NewswireNews article