For more than 75 years, Glaro Inc. has remained a family-owned and operated New York manufacturer, carrying forward the meticulous standards of founder and master craftsman Harry Glass. Skilled employees combine specialized machinery with daily handwork to make carefully engineered metal furnishings for commercial and public facilities, while in-house design and toolmaking keep production under the company’s control.
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Kendi Iron WorksFounded in 1982, Kendi Iron Works is a second-generation family-owned New York City metalworking company known for custom ornamental and security ironwork. Its in-house designers, engineers, and craftsmen create tailored work for clients ranging from homeowners to public agencies, with projects appearing throughout Manhattan and the five boroughs. The company is also the sole manufacturer of its Kendi® and Sunshine Gate® security and fire-exit gates.BROOKLYN, NY
Classic BrassClassic Brass is a third-generation, family-owned and operated American manufacturer of fine decorative hardware, handcrafted in Jamestown, New York. Its skilled craftsmen machine products to specification and finish each order to order in the company’s Chautauqua County workshop.JAMESTOWN, NY
Ross Metal WorksRoss Metal Works is a Houston family-owned metal fabrication shop that has hand-forged custom architectural and ornamental work since 1910. President and owner Barry Ross still uses tools passed down from his great-grandfather’s Marlin, Texas shop, while the company pursues unusual design solutions such as its patented keyless SPEED Latch and trackless gates. Its shop artisans work with homeowners, builders, and businesses to turn individual designs into finished metalwork.GREENFIELD, OH
Charles A. Hones, IncSince 1911, family-run Charles A. Hones, Inc. has designed and manufactured industrial gas burners, heat-treating furnaces, and metal-melting equipment in the United States. Now six generations strong, the Hones family builds its equipment at a 12,500-square-foot New York plant, including custom burners and modified furnaces made to fit unusual heating requirements. The company began in a Brooklyn storeroom making soldering furnaces and later grew into a specialist serving metalworking, foundry, artistic, and commercial heating applications.CLEVELAND, NY