HBD Industries, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned U.S. operating company that owns manufacturing businesses producing engineered industrial products for mission-critical applications. Established in 1989, with company roots dating to 1864, HBD has developed a portfolio of businesses serving demanding industrial markets and is professionally managed while remaining family controlled.
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HFW IndustriesFamily-owned HFW Industries has worked from Buffalo since 1950, when it began as Hard Face Welding & Machine Co. and established the long-running, hands-on character that still defines the business. Today, a team of more than 55 employees serves industrial customers by manufacturing and rebuilding critical equipment, with its one-source approach keeping major repair work under one roof. HFW has operated its 65,000-square-foot Buffalo facility since 1965 and has held ISO 9001 registration since 2011.BUFFALO, NY
The Heico CompaniesFounded by Michael Heisley in 1979, The Heico Companies is a family-owned parent holding company for a diverse portfolio of manufacturing, construction, and industrial services businesses. Its more than 70 operating companies employ over 9,000 people and operate in 19 countries across five continents. The portfolio includes businesses making engineered industrial products and steel goods, alongside construction and industrial service providers.CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH
FABCOR, IncFABCOR is a family-owned manufacturer whose roots reach back to 1985, when Robert and Jon Hoying started the business in Minster, Ohio. Today, Jon and his grandson Jacob carry that legacy into its third generation, leading a 30-plus-person operation from a 72,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for working closely with industrial manufacturers to turn demanding designs into precisely made components.MINSTER, 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