Founded in 1898, The Troxel Company gained a reputation for excellence as America's premier producer of bicycle seats and accessories. Since that time, the company has evolved into a major manufacturer of welded steel tubing specializing in a wide array of value-added services. Most recently, we've expanded into the automotive tubing product sector.

We offer the best value in tubing and fabricated products, including assembled goods and components, roll forms, stampings, powder coated tubular components, and mill length and cut to length tubing. Troxel has a reputation for the highest product quality and lowest conversion cost in the industry.

Historical Highlights

• From 1915 until 1980, the company was the largest bicycle seat manufacturer in the U.S., producing over 30,000 seats per day at its peak.
• In the early 1960s, Troxel diversified into steel tubing and moved from its home in Elyria, Ohio to Moscow, Tennessee.
• Troxel originated the banana bicycle seat.
• In the 1970s, Troxel added plastic injection molding to its product offerings and became a contract manufacturer of juvenile products for Fisher-Price, Playskool, Kolcraft, Safety 1st, and Gerry Baby Products.
• In 1998, Troxel exited the juvenile products market and refocused its resources solely on steel tubing and tube fabrication.
• In 2005 Troxel acquired the Flexible Flyer swing set product lines and began operations in West Point, Mississippi. It later moved these operations to its Moscow, TN location.
• Troxel began producing tubing for automotive seating systems in 2008. Today products include components for vehicles produced by General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Fiat, Hyundai, Mercedes, and Kia.

Management Team

Troxel is led by an aggressive management team committed to growth through the use of technology and expansion into new markets and locations. We pride ourselves in providing the best customer service in the industry. Each customer is assigned an account manager to proactively address their needs. That manager serves as the key liaison between Troxel's manufacturing groups and the customer's purchasing, logistics, engineering, quality, and product development functions.