Founded in 1954 as the House of Foam, privately held HFI, Inc. has evolved from a furniture-foam maker into a North American automotive supplier. Today, the company serves automakers as a Tier 2 manufacturer of interior soft-trim components, with more than 3,500 employees and operations across 10 locations.
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Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA)Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA) makes automotive interior and accessory parts, with vehicle floor carpet as its core product and acoustic materials developed for cabin comfort. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, the company traces its North American history to the 1983 establishment of AMTEX and now employs about 500 people across a network of U.S., Canadian, and Mexican operations. HTNA adopted its current name in 2012 after AMTEX merged with Hayashi of America.LEBANON, OH
Future FoamFamily-owned since its incorporation on September 15, 1958, Future Foam grew from Charles Schneider’s furniture business into a foam manufacturer with more than 30 plants. The Council Bluffs company develops polyurethane foam formulations for customers whose products depend on comfort, with a long-standing emphasis on practical innovation and recycling.FAIRLESS HILLS, PA
Carpenter CoFounded in Richmond in 1950 as a local latex foam distributor, Carpenter Co. now makes polyurethane foam and specialty polymer products through a vertically integrated global manufacturing network. The company began producing its own flexible urethane foam in 1956 and has grown to more than 60 production locations with over 6,500 employees. Its Richmond-based Reinhart Technical Center supports in-house research and development as Carpenter develops materials for comfort, mobility, infrastructure and industrial applications.FOGELSVILLE, PA