TLX Technologies

TLX Technologies Welcome to TLX Technologies! Learn more about what it’s like to work here and how we’re making a difference in our community.

TLX Technologies was founded in 1996 to bring to market a high-speed digital valve for inflating vehicle airbags. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) was looking for a way to mitigate child fatalities caused by excessively forceful vehicle airbag inflation. Our founders believed the solution lay in developing a valve that would effectively control the force of inflation. Dur

ing the development of this valve, the NHTSA changed its requirements, and as a result, the airbag inflation valve didn’t make it to market. So, our founders turned their expertise to developing high-speed electromagnetic products for other markets. One of our earliest successes was a high-speed linear electric actuator for fire suppression systems to replace the pyrotechnic actuators that were the industry standard at the time. We also produced a high-speed valve for dispensing hot glue for packaging applications. Today, we collaborate with our customers to design and produce a wide range of custom electromagnetic and electromechanical products for a variety of industries worldwide, including fire protection, on- and off-highway, powersports, and industrial. Our headquarters, design center, and U.S. production facility are located in Pewaukee, WI. We also operate a Chinese production facility in the Changshu Economic and Technology Zone through our wholly owned subsidiary in Changshu, China.

There's still time! The ProHealth Walks for Cancer is THIS SATURDAY...and we'd love to have you join us.Whether you join...
04/29/2026

There's still time! The ProHealth Walks for Cancer is THIS SATURDAY...and we'd love to have you join us.

Whether you join our team and walk alongside us or make a donation to support the cause, every step and every dollar makes a difference in the fight against cancer in our community.

Join the team or donate today:
http://events.phci.org/site/TR/Walks/General?pg=team&team_id=6445&fr_id=1400

TLX Technologies will be attending ACT Expo, May 4-6, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. We’d love to connect and discu...
04/27/2026

TLX Technologies will be attending ACT Expo, May 4-6, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. We’d love to connect and discuss how we can design a custom thermal management solution for your fleet vehicles. If you’re attending, drop us a DM.

Artemis II is about half-way through its mission. Today, the crew will have traveled further from Earth than any one in ...
04/06/2026

Artemis II is about half-way through its mission. Today, the crew will have traveled further from Earth than any one in history. But why go through all this trouble?

NASA wants to use the Artemis missions to establish a permanent colony on the Moon, and Artemis IV, scheduled for 2028, will be the first of many planned crewed Moon landings.

Artemis III, scheduled for 2027, will be a low Earth orbit mission. The Orion space craft is scheduled to dock with the lunar landing craft called HLS (human landing system). The crew will then perform a series of tests of the landing craft in preparation for Artemis IV.

SpaceX was originally contracted to build the landing craft, but Blue Origin has thrown its hat into the ring, and NASA plans to use both landing craft for the Artemis missions.

But which HLS will be used for Artemis III? NASA say they will test either just one or both. It depends on who gets theirs done in time.

https://www.nasa.gov/mission/artemis-iii/
https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-selects-blue-origin-as-second-artemis-lunar-lander-provider/
https://www.nasa.gov/reference/human-landing-systems/

Photo Credit: NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

There are moments that stop you in your tracks.This image, captured by NASA astronaut and Artemis II commander Reid Wise...
04/03/2026

There are moments that stop you in your tracks.

This image, captured by NASA astronaut and Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman on April 2, 2026, was taken from one of the Orion spacecraft's four main windows, just after completing the translunar injection burn.



Photo Credit: NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Pressure Drop (Rain Edition) — now on SpotifyWhere fluid dynamics meets atmosphere. This playlist was built for the thin...
04/02/2026

Pressure Drop (Rain Edition) — now on Spotify

Where fluid dynamics meets atmosphere. This playlist was built for the thinkers, the tinkerers, and the ones who find beauty in the way pressure moves through a system.

Pilot-operated valves. Bernoulli's principle. The tension right before a pressure drop.

Whether you're deep in an engineering problem or just letting your mind drift like water finding its level — this one's for you.

Eclectic. Atmospheric. Fluid.

Link to this month's playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7e5P8GbPGJAUBBy5G26f42

The last crewed mission to the Moon was the Apollo 17 mission, December 7th, 1972. Today, that’s expected the change. NA...
04/01/2026

The last crewed mission to the Moon was the Apollo 17 mission, December 7th, 1972.

Today, that’s expected the change.

NASA’s Artemis II’s launch window is expected to open this evening at 6:24 p.m. EDT. If all goes to plan, commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen will take the Orion space craft on a nine-and-a-half day trip around the far side of the Moon and travel 252,000 miles away from Earth, further any other crew in history.

The crew won’t be landing on the Moon this time. They will use this flight to help NASA prepare for the Artemis IV Moon landing scheduled for 2028.

All of this takes an incredible amount of engineering, and needless to say, we’re impressed! Over 2,700 suppliers were needed to make this mission a reality. The Orion space craft alone has 355,056 parts, and the primary contractor for the crew module, Lockheed Martin, 3D printed over 150 parts.

You can watch the launch live on NASA’s YouTube channel. This is a truly historic event. Don’t miss it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaJklsJonD4
https://www.nasa.gov/mission/artemis-ii/

TLX Technologies is excited to sponsor the Miltown Gaels Gaelic Athletic Club, a Gaelic football club based in Milwaukee...
03/31/2026

TLX Technologies is excited to sponsor the Miltown Gaels Gaelic Athletic Club, a Gaelic football club based in Milwaukee…and the connection hits close to home! One of our very own team members is a proud player for the Gaels, and we couldn't be more thrilled to cheer them on.

Gaelic football is an old Irish sport that's similar to soccer but with a little basketball and volleyball thrown in. If you're looking for an exciting sporting event with something different, check out the Miltown Gaels.

One of the best parts of what we do? Watching this happen.A previous employee walked through our doors as an intern. Now...
03/26/2026

One of the best parts of what we do? Watching this happen.

A previous employee walked through our doors as an intern. Now he serves as President of the Baja SAE at The University of Tennessee racing team.

We can't take much credit — the talent was always there. But we're so glad we got to be a small part of his journey. Andrew, you've made us proud in the best way possible!

An added plus, TLX Technologies had the opportunity to sponsor the racing team this year.

If you're thinking about interning with us... just saying, the sky's the limit. 😄

Stretch. Compress. Repeat. — Now with a Soundtrack.We've been diving into Hooke's Law — the 17th-century physics princip...
03/19/2026

Stretch. Compress. Repeat. — Now with a Soundtrack.

We've been diving into Hooke's Law — the 17th-century physics principle behind everything from your car's suspension to earthquake research to the buildings you walk into every day.

And because great ideas deserve great music, we put together a curated Spotify playlist to go along with it.

It captures the tension, the rhythm, and the energy of discovery. Follow it and we'll keep it updated as the series continues.

Whether you're a physics nerd, a curious mind, or just here for the playlist — there's something for you.

👉 Read the full article + follow the playlist via the link in the comment below.

And fun bonus: did you know Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke allegedly had a bitter scientific rivalry?

Comment below: What subject would YOU want us to pair with a playlist next? 👇

IT'S OFFICIAL — TLX is walking again!The 2026 ProHealth Care Walks for Cancer website is LIVE, and we are ready to lace ...
02/25/2026

IT'S OFFICIAL — TLX is walking again!

The 2026 ProHealth Care Walks for Cancer website is LIVE, and we are ready to lace up our shoes for a great cause! Join us on Saturday, May 2nd at Frame Park in Waukesha for an in-person event you won't want to miss.

✅ Walk WITH us → Join Team TLX: http://events.phci.org/site/TR/Walks/General?pg=team&team_id=6445&fr_id=1400
✅ Can't make it? DONATE → http://events.phci.org/site/TR/Walks/General?pg=team&team_id=6445&fr_id=1400
✅ General event info: http://events.phci.org/site/TR?fr_id=1400&pg=entry

Let's make this year our biggest yet!

01/29/2026

Frozen references were made. Holiday spirit was abundant. Memories were created. ❄️ Our Winter Wonderland party = total success. Thanks for being the best team anyone could ask for!

Calling All Design Engineers Ready to Launch Their Careers!Remember that feeling when you first opened SolidWorks and th...
01/23/2026

Calling All Design Engineers Ready to Launch Their Careers!

Remember that feeling when you first opened SolidWorks and thought "I could build anything"? We're looking for someone who still gets that rush.

TLX Technologies is hiring a Design Engineer in Pewaukee, WI—and this isn't a "make coffee and sit in the corner" kind of entry-level role. This is real engineering work from day one.

What You'll Actually Do:
-Design real products that go into real trucks, fire suppression systems, and industrial equipment
-Walk out to the factory floor and watch your designs come to life (seriously—it never gets old)
-Learn from experienced engineers who remember what it's like to be new and actually want to help you grow
-Get hands-on with prototypes, testing, customer meetings, and the full product development process

We're Looking For:
-Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering (or similar)
-2–3 years of design experience (internships count!)
-SolidWorks skills (or similar CAD software)
-Curiosity about how things are made and how to make them better
-Someone who wants to learn, not just check boxes

The Best Part? You won't spend years waiting for "real" projects. At TLX, you'll contribute to actual product development alongside a collaborative team that values your ideas—even when you're still learning the ropes.

Ready to turn "what if" into "we built it"? Apply now: https://www.tlxtech.com/careers/design-engineer-4

See what our engineering team is all about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwjWy6eKnwY

Address

N27W23727 Paul Road Ste 200
Pewaukee, WI
53072

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

(262) 970-8660

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