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Since 2012, EZ Snap Covers has made replacement covers for hydronic baseboard heaters, turning rusty, outdated units into cleaner-looking fixtures that snap over existing backplates. The company says its 1.01 mm galvanized-steel covers are proudly made in the USA, available in standard and taller profiles, and designed for homeowners to install with minimal tools. Custom-length manufacturing and a lifetime rust warranty round out its distinctly do-it-yourself approach.
Since 1998, EZG Manufacturing has grown from Damian Lang’s effort to improve masonry equipment into an American manufacturer rooted in hands-on experience and practical problem-solving. Based in rural Malta, Ohio, the company makes construction equipment while helping outside customers turn designs into custom parts and assemblies. Its 185,000-square-foot operation supports projects from prototypes through production, drawing on the same focus on durability that shapes EZG’s own equipment.
Founded in 2013 as a small machining shop, Dayton-based EzKin now combines manufacturing with operational services and software for manufacturers and supply-chain operations. Its Interscope Manufacturing arm adds precision CNC machining, machine assembly, and industrial asset recovery, while EzKin’s tools provide inventory and real-time production visibility. The company serves aerospace, automotive, medical-device, and industrial-equipment customers.
Founded by parents frustrated by the scarcity of safe American-made baby goods, Beavercreek-based EZTOTZ LLC designs, manufactures, and tests baby products in the USA. The small family business works with local manufacturers and other partners in Ohio and across multiple states, with its USA-made silicone teethers standing out as a signature product line. Its products are third-party tested and made with materials such as FDA-approved silicone and BPA-free plastic.
With 38 years in wireless engineering, Akron-based Ezurio makes certified connectivity and embedded-compute hardware for connected devices, including wireless modules, system-on-modules, and single-board computers. The company also designs custom IoT products and provides the engineering, software, antenna, and EMC-testing support needed to take them from prototype through production. Its U.S. operations include Made-in-USA embedded systems for mission-critical defense applications, while its products serve medical, industrial, and commercial IoT markets worldwide.
Since 1949, F.C. Brengman & Associates has produced metal stampings and assemblies, pairing in-house engineering and tooling with a fully integrated facility south of Columbus. The company grew from founder F.C. Brengman’s engineering consultancy and patent work, with inventions represented in 24 countries, and continues to support customers with indefinite in-house die maintenance. Its production range spans short runs to millions of parts, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Fuserashi International Technology, Inc. (F.I.T.) manufactures automotive components, including brake, steering, and shock absorber parts. The company describes its approach as focusing on quality over quantity and identifies Valley City, Ohio, as its location.
For more than two decades, F.M. Manufacturing, Inc. has built carts, trailers, and hitch-mounted equipment specifically for moving portable restrooms. Its products are designed around the practical demands of delivery, from the compact, lightweight Ace™ for a single unit to the Deuce™ for carrying one or two on a truck. The company’s focus is on making restroom transport more efficient and secure for operators.
For three decades, F.R. Burger & Associates has served the Great Lakes region as a manufacturers’ representative for industrial customers. The firm is known for technical experience in high-tolerance, engineered components and for helping clients navigate production challenges from design through delivery. It works with U.S.-based principals and customers worldwide, with suppliers whose quality systems include ISO certification.
Established in Troy, Ohio, in April 2003 to expand Honda’s North American R&D services, F.tech R&D North America develops and tests automotive chassis and control systems. Its in-house teams take projects from design and computer-aided engineering through prototyping and testing, supporting vehicle performance, handling, and safety. With additional R&D offices in Troy, Michigan, and Düsseldorf, Germany, the company connects North American work to F.tech’s global engineering and manufacturing network.
Established in Troy in 1993, F&P America Mfg., Inc. is the Ohio arm of Japan-based F-Tech, whose manufacturing roots reach back to 1947. With approximately 900 associates, the company has grown from a distribution and assembly facility into a global automotive supplier serving Honda, Toyota and General Motors; it is especially noted for continuous friction-stir welding of steel and aluminum subframe components. F&P America holds IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 business certifications.
Founded in 1978 as a short-run stamping shop, Mentor-based Fab Form is a family-owned manufacturer that handles metal stamping and fabrication from tooling through finishing under one roof. Its vertically integrated operation, including automated machining that can run unattended around the clock, is designed to shorten lead times for complex, multi-step orders. Fab Form is ISO 9001:2015 registered and operates as part of the Adams Technologies family of manufacturing businesses.
Since 2005, Cincinnati-based FabAutomation has supplied welding and industrial automation solutions for precision metal fabricators, with a particular focus on repeatable corner and linear seam welds. Drawing on more than 40 years in the fabrication industry, the small, agile team designs and installs systems ranging from automated welding and material handling to laser and waterjet cutting. FabAutomation also backs installations with hands-on training and a support operation that reports an average service resolution time of under 24 hours.
FABCOR 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.
Founded in 1987 as a custom fabricator building spray trucks for a national lawn-care franchise, FabMetals, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer of custom metal parts and assemblies. Its operation has grown to more than 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space, where it supports projects from prototype and one-off work through low- and high-volume production.
Since opening in Uhrichsville in 1963, FabOhio, Inc. has remained at its original facility and is known for pioneering flexible glovebag containment for pharmaceutical operations. The company draws on more than 60 years of film-fabrication experience to develop custom containment for demanding retrofit work, particularly where limited space makes conventional systems impractical.
Founded in 2004 by Dewey Lockwood, Twinsburg’s Fabricating Solutions began as an applications-engineering and design-for-manufacturability firm and has grown into a job shop serving both prototyping and production needs. Its in-house equipment supports projects from laser-cut blanks to formed, welded, and assembled components, while its consulting work helps manufacturers re-engineer products and improve fabrication processes. Lockwood’s seven years with Trumpf anchor the company’s emphasis on applying manufacturing know-how to practical production challenges.
Fabrisonic builds metal parts, equipment, and research solutions with its patented Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing process, which combines low-temperature ultrasonic welding with CNC machining. Based in Ohio, the company has produced more than 30 million additive-manufactured parts and uses the technology to join dissimilar metals, embed sensors, and create complex components for demanding applications including space and aerospace. Fabrisonic joined United Performance Metals and the family-owned O’Neal Industries network in March 2025 and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Based in Oberlin, Ohio, Fabritech Solutions is a U.S.-made metal fabrication partner for OEM manufacturers in several industrial markets. The company is known for helping turn architectural and industrial designs into finished work, with an automated welding cell supporting medium- to high-volume production.
Fabriweld Corporation is a Norwalk, Ohio custom manufacturer and engineering shop that designs and builds specialized industrial equipment, steel machinery, and structural systems. Founded in 1971 by Norwalk native David Price, the company grew from a local need for quality fabrication into a long-standing manufacturer known for industrial presses and production headliner equipment. Fabriweld operates from a 100,000-square-foot facility and handles projects in-house from engineering through assembly and testing.