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Since Terrell Hatfield launched HECO in Kalamazoo in 1959, the company has repaired, supplied, and managed electric motors and other rotating equipment for industrial plants. Its distinctive approach starts by asking why a failure happened, then combines shop repair with field service and predictive maintenance to address the root problem rather than simply replace a component. HECO’s Kalamazoo headquarters can handle rotating components and motor testing at unusually large industrial scales, while its regional service centers extend that expertise across the Midwest and Ohio Valley.
HEF North America brings together a network of surface-engineering companies that coat and treat industrial and automotive components, while also making engineered bushings and related performance products. Its North American operation spans 18 locations across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, with millions of components coated annually for more than 500 multinational clients. The business draws on the HEF Group’s seven decades of tribology expertise and includes a Benton Harbor, Michigan, electroless-nickel facility equipped for parts up to 9 feet long and 4,000 pounds.
High Performance Heat Treating, INC. is a Huntington, West Virginia, metal heat-treatment company incorporated in 1993. Carburizing gears became its largest area of business, and the company also handles alloys including nickel alloys that other heat treaters may not routinely see. It has grown from serving a local customer base to serving customers within a radius of more than 150 miles.
Since 1988, Highland Industries has built and rebuilt underground mining equipment in Oak Hill, West Virginia, turning its beginnings as a mine-equipment rebuild facility into an OEM manufacturer. Its frames and machinery are designed for rugged mining conditions, backed by a 43,200-square-foot shop and a parts operation with thousands of stocked items. Highland also reconditions surplus equipment and provides repair, field service, and engineering support.
Rooted in Albuquerque for more than 70 years, Highland Pharmacy is an independent, locally owned retail and compounding pharmacy serving patients with customized medications and home delivery. The pharmacy helped pioneer bio-identical hormone therapy compounds in the late 1980s and is New Mexico’s first—and only—PCAB-accredited pharmacy, with both sterile and non-sterile accreditation. Its pharmacists work with patients and practitioners to tailor formulations, including medications for veterinary patients.
Highline Warren is a Memphis-headquartered distributor and manufacturer of automotive aftermarket maintenance consumables, producing automotive fluids and serving as a contract manufacturing partner. Established in 2020 through the combination of Highline Aftermarket and Warren Distribution, it brings together predecessor businesses dating to the 1920s and operates 21 distribution and manufacturing facilities across North America.
Hino Motors Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc. manufactures Class 6-7 conventional trucks for the U.S. market and automotive components including axles, knuckles, suspension components, engine connecting rods, and frame side rails. Its facilities perform stamping, machining, welding, painting, roll forming, assembly, and truck custom factory painting, while its Mira Loma facility distributes genuine Hino service parts to Latin America and the Caribbean.
Founded in 1979 by Aaron “Pap” Rice Sr., family-owned Holden Machine & Fabrication in Holden, West Virginia, rebuilds and fabricates power-transmission equipment while supplying industrial customers across the central Appalachian region. The Rice family, including sons Aaron Jr. and James, continues to operate the business as part of a three-company enterprise with five distribution centers, multi-million-dollar inventories, and 24/7 delivery and mobile technical support. Its fabrication facility is equipped for large-scale machining and custom work, including rollers up to 48 inches in diameter and 25 feet long.
Since 1924, family-owned Home City Ice has grown from a Sayler Park, Ohio ice-delivery business into a packaged-ice manufacturer and delivery company serving customers across 25 states. Now in its third generation of leadership, the company is known for freezing filtered water in motion to produce clear, hard-frozen ice and for maintaining a broad network of local plants and delivery routes. Its century-long history includes a pivot from residential block-ice delivery to direct store delivery and large-scale commercial service.
Since 1955, Hoover Treated Wood Products has made pressure-impregnated fire-retardant-treated wood and preservative-treated wood, helping building professionals protect structures from fire, decay and insects. The company is especially associated with FRTW, including its PyroGuard and ExteriorFireX products, and distributes through a network of more than 100 stocking locations nationwide. Hoover also operates a newer wood-treating facility in Fairfield, Texas, serving commercial and multifamily construction markets.
Founded in Keyser, West Virginia, in 1990, Howell Automotive supplies automotive performance and replacement parts while also producing components through its AFX Manufacturing operation. The company built an early reputation in the Mopar performance world, later winning Car & Driver’s 2005 Super Four Challenge front-wheel-drive class. Its export work earned West Virginia’s Exporter of the Year honor in 2003, followed by Governor’s Commendations for International Market Entry from 2007 through 2011.
Founded in 1971 by Frank L. Porta, HPS Company, Inc. began as an industrial supply business serving Charleston-area mining and chemical industries and has grown into a manufacturer and fabricator of custom industrial and mining components. From its beginnings as a hydraulic hose assembler and supply distributor, the West Virginia company has added precision machining and specialized parts production for regional industrial customers.
In Berkeley Springs, Carol and Jean-Pierre Hsu hand-make contemporary anodized-aluminum jewelry, aerodynamic mobiles and one-of-a-kind wall pieces. They have lived and worked in West Virginia since 1975 and joined their jewelry and clay studios as Hsu Studios in 1984, developing a distinctive process that textures raw aluminum with fabric before it is anodized in vibrant colors. Their work ranges from small wearable art to large commissioned installations for schools, hospitals and public spaces.
Founded in 2012, Hunan Sanxing Precision Industry develops, manufactures, sells and services intelligent automation equipment for electronics and other industrial production. The Hunan-based national high-tech enterprise is particularly focused on automated solutions for 3C manufacturing, including visual inspection and robot integration, and operates alongside several specialized technology subsidiaries. Sanxing reports more than 60 patents, with research staff making up 20% of its workforce.
Founded in Huntington in 1947 as Huntington Plating & Polishing Co., Huntington Plating is a family-owned machine and plating job shop that repairs, manufactures and plates industrial parts. Its single-source approach combines machining, fabrication, hydraulic and pneumatic repair with plating, including work to restore hard-to-replace components and extend their service life. The company continues the customer-service focus established by founders Andy Houvouras and Leo DiPiero.
Huntington Steel is a family-owned Huntington, West Virginia, company founded in 1904 and still led by a sixth-generation owner. Rooted in the Ohio Valley, it has grown from a local boiler works into a regional partner that prepares steel for contractors, fabricators, OEMs, and industrial projects while maintaining a strong focus on its people and community.
Founded by Dale Hyland, Hy-Tech Sales has spent more than 35 years serving industrial customers from Pittsburgh, with customer satisfaction as the principle that still shapes the business. The company is known for taking on unusual electrically controlled applications, designing solutions internally and supporting them through startup rather than stopping at distribution.
Known for more than 75 years in fluid power, Hydraulic Supply Company helps industrial and mobile-equipment operators keep critical systems working. Its 44 branches and repair centers pair local service with engineering support, custom fabrication, and 24/7 emergency response for customers across a wide range of demanding industries.
Founded in 1982, privately held DALB Inc. is the parent company behind i6, a Kearneysville, West Virginia, printing business that became part of DALB in 2012. The i6 brand began with three software engineers developing digitally printed animation effects and variable-data security features for major events. Today, it serves sports and entertainment customers worldwide with secure credentials and related event-printing solutions.