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ICL is an Israeli global minerals and chemicals producer that traces its industrial roots to Dead Sea potash and bromine production, which began in 1931. It now produces materials and formulated products for agriculture, food, energy storage, and industrial applications, drawing on its mineral resources and production operations in 13 countries.
Formed in 2013 from MISCOR Group, IES Infrastructure is the infrastructure division of publicly traded IES Holdings, serving industrial and commercial customers through a nationwide network of specialized companies. Its identity is shaped by the growth of that network, including the 450,000-square-foot Greiner Industries operation and the addition of Wisconsin Heavy Fabrication, which expanded its reach into large-scale steel work. Today, IES Infrastructure combines local manufacturing with nationwide field support for the systems that power demanding industrial operations.
IMI Fabi is a talc producer established in the 1950s in Valmalenco, Italy, with mining and manufacturing operations across Europe, Australia, North America, China, and Pakistan. It produces talc for industrial applications and operates a global network of production sites, laboratories, and customer support.
Ina Pharmaceutics develops and markets prescription medicines through multi-platform drug-delivery systems, with a portfolio that includes topical corticosteroids and oral therapies. Based in Fairmont, West Virginia, the specialty pharmaceutical company says its product-development and production work follows U.S. Food and Drug Administration current good manufacturing practice regulations.
Marking more than five decades in business, Louisville’s Industrial Carbide Saw & Tool Corp. has been serving industrial customers since 1970. It is known for helping manufacturers keep difficult cutting applications running, particularly when non-ferrous metals or unusual tooling are involved, while also supplying steel banding for industrial packaging.
From concept to finished component, Industrial Maintenance Solutions is a Morgantown, West Virginia, manufacturing and engineering shop that turns custom equipment ideas into reality. With more than 20 years of experience working with over 50 companies nationally, IMS combines 3D CAD design with its fabrication capabilities to handle projects ranging from small chemical-dispensing systems to 15,000-pound mine-rescue shelters. The company also offers 24-hour emergency service and operates the largest powder-coating oven in north-central West Virginia, accommodating pieces up to 12 by 12 by 20 feet.
Michael Asterita’s passion for samurai history grew from a sword-collecting hobby into Iron Mountain Armory, which he founded in 2005. The small family-run business works with artisans who study antique references and museum examples to recreate traditional Japanese armor for collectors, martial artists, reenactors, and screen productions worldwide.
ISCO Industries is a family-owned Louisville piping-solutions business founded in 1962, initially supplying underground golf-course irrigation materials before specializing in HDPE. It supplies piping products and fusion equipment and fabricates custom HDPE structures and assemblies. The company describes itself as a global provider with more than 35 facilities across the United States and Canada.
With a century of automotive experience, ITW Automotive designs and manufactures engineered fastening, assembly, and component solutions for vehicle makers and tier suppliers. Its Customer Back Innovation process brings customers into development from the outset, while a global network of more than 70 plants supports high-volume production and local engineering assistance. The company traces its roots to Illinois Tool Works, founded in 1912, and today reports more than 12,000 employees across 15 countries.
ITW Sexton manufactures two-piece steel aerosol containers at its Decatur, Alabama facility and has produced two-piece aerosol cans for more than 50 years. The business unit of ITW Drawform serves automotive and industrial refrigerant, specialty chemical, and high- and low-pressure gas applications, with cans designed for regulated transport and safe pressure relief.
Founded in 1946 by Colonel James F. Allen and his wife, Sara, J.F. Allen Company remains rooted in the roadbuilding tradition carried by the Allen family since the 18th century. Based in Buckhannon, West Virginia, the company has grown into a Mid-Atlantic contractor known for keeping much of its construction work and material supply in-house. Its quarries have operated since 1975, producing more than one million tons of limestone each year for regional infrastructure projects.
Rooted in Huntington since 1937, J.H. Fletcher & Co. has built its identity around solving difficult underground mining problems through custom engineering and manufacturing. Its work now extends beyond mining through a division created in 2016, while the company continues to design equipment for mine operators and support it throughout its working life.
Seventh-generation salt makers Nancy Bruns and Lewis Payne hand-harvest small-batch finishing salt from an ancient Iapetus Ocean brine aquifer beneath West Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains. On their family’s 200-year-old farm in Malden, solar evaporation, mountain breezes, and hand-crafted wooden rakes shape the crystals without additives or anti-caking agents. J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works is family-owned and also welcomes visitors to its historic salt farm.
Since 1960, JANDA Company has manufactured resistance-welding equipment, including its USA-made Rocker Arm and Series 300 welders, while also supplying components and supporting welders in the field. Based in Nampa, Idaho, the company maintains a large in-stock inventory and its technicians service any make or type of welder or control worldwide. JANDA also builds tensile testers and offers Class “A” military-specification machine certification and rebuild services.
Founded in 1984 by Joseph Chung, JC Enterprises designs and manufactures commercial Korean BBQ ventilation hoods and grills at its 12,000-square-foot facility in Gardena, California. It began supplying equipment to Korean BBQ restaurants and later expanded to Hot Pot and Shabu-shabu venues, supporting more than 2,000 restaurants across the United States and Canada.
JDM Outdoors, operating under the JDM Structures name, builds wood sheds, barns, garages and other outdoor structures. Its structures use LP SmartSide engineered-wood siding, trim and flooring, and the company offers both standard product lines and custom designs. JDM Structures is based in Millersburg, Ohio, where its corporate location is listed.
Founded by Randall Jeffries in 2021, Jeffries Manufacturing LLC is a West Virginia metal-fabrication shop that makes American-made products including repair supports for first-generation Toyota Tundra frames and protective guards for outboard motors used in high-water rescue. Its distinctive work grew from a focus on precision Tundra frame plates—the company says it is the only manufacturer of this type—and a patented propeller guard developed with the Glasgow Fire Department. Jeffries brings more than 29 years of welding and fabrication experience to custom projects while sourcing steel from West Virginia vendors.
Founded in 1960 after Richard “Dick” Wendt and partners bought a millwork plant at auction, JELD-WEN has grown into a global building products organization. It designs and manufactures products for homes and commercial projects, with manufacturing facilities primarily in North America and Europe. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
JENNMAR manufactures ground-control and infrastructure products for work above and below ground. Founded in 1922 as a scrap metal company, it has grown into an American company with more than 2,500 domestic employees, over 800 international employees, and facilities and distribution warehouses worldwide. Its manufacturing operations include ground-support products and structural steel fabrication.
Jim C. Hamer Company is a family-owned Appalachian lumber producer that harvests timber and manufactures hardwood products at five sawmills. The Hamer family’s lumber-industry history spans five generations; the company traces its founding to Jim C. Hamer in 1976 and reports annual production capacity of 50 million board feet. It manages timberland using sustainable forestry practices and supplies customers domestically and internationally.