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Family Woodworks LLC is a family-owned custom woodworking business in southern Ohio, specializing in Arts & Crafts-style picture and art-tile frames. George Barlow and his son, Wil, have supplied frames to Arts & Crafts enthusiasts for more than 35 years, including custom sizes made from quartersawn white oak or cherry. The shop also supplies laser users with hand-selected Baltic birch plywood and makes cabinetry, countertops and other wood pieces.
Fannie May makes chocolates and confections, continuing a Chicago chocolate-shop tradition that began in 1920 when H. Teller Archibald opened at 11 N. LaSalle Street. The company says it now makes more than 100 different confections and develops new American flavor profiles; its longstanding specialties include Pixies, Mint Meltaways, and Buttercreams.
Fanta Equipment Company designs, manufactures, installs and services metal-finishing equipment and complete finishing lines from its Cleveland base. The company brings together the Fanta, Napco and Udylite names, representing 100 years of combined experience and hundreds of installations, while also serving older equipment with rebuilt machines and in-stock replacement parts. Its work spans custom systems for processes such as electroplating, phosphating and cleaning, with field crews handling retrofits, repairs and equipment relocation.
Fantastic Embroidery & Screen Printing is a Wickliffe, Ohio company providing on-site screen printing, embroidery, and heat-transfer decoration for apparel and accessories. It also supplies brand-name apparel, teamwear, spiritwear, workwear, safety apparel, promotional products, flags, banners, and custom online apparel stores.
FANUC America Corporation supplies industrial automation technology, including CNC systems and robots, and is headquartered in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Its U.S. history began in 1982, when FANUC brought its industrial robot technology to the country; the company reports more than 40 million FANUC products installed worldwide and provides lifetime product support.
FAR Associates develops and manufactures SpectroPyrometers for non-contact temperature measurement in difficult industrial and research environments. Founded as a consulting company in 1987 and incorporated in Ohio in 1993, FAR used years of on-site process work to create its patented expert-system, multi-wavelength instruments, including the first SpectroPyrometer placed in 1997. The company also provides on-site measurement analysis, emissivity evaluation, and NIST-traceable calibration.
The Farber name has been part of Ohio’s automotive industry since 1920, and the fourth generation now helps carry the family business forward. From a small van-conversion operation, Farber Specialty Vehicles has grown into a 170-employee manufacturer with more than 200,000 square feet of sales, engineering and production space, earning ISO 9001:2015 certification along the way.
Founded in 1991, FareTec Inc. manufactures medical devices for pre-hospital care, tactical operations and wilderness medicine from its Painesville, Ohio facility. The company is best known for its traction splints and patient-transport equipment, including products adopted by the U.S. military and NATO countries, while also producing tactical first-aid kits and portable temperature-controlled containers. FareTec’s devices are made in the USA and its quality system is certified to ISO 13485, with FDA and CE/MDR documentation.
Farhat Light Manufacturing builds software-defined lighting and control hardware that coordinates vehicles, fleets, worksites, and other physical environments through a shared system foundation. Its platform combines permanent and portable signaling with centralized management, allowing capabilities to expand through software rather than hardware replacement. The company’s distinctive focus is moving beyond connected devices toward spatially aware deployments that identify, respond, and coordinate as unified systems.
Farmed Materials Inc is developing a domestic source of natural rubber from Taraxacum kok-saghyz, the Kazakh dandelion, while building the supply chain needed to cultivate and process the specialty crop. Led by veterans of the agriculture and polymer industries, the Cincinnati company is also advancing bio-derived materials and specialty polymers as alternatives to the increasingly threatened traditional rubber supply chain.
Born at Moser’s Market, Farmstead Cider makes small-batch cider from 100% Ohio apples, naturally fermented without added sugar, concentrate, or artificial flavor. Its farm-first setting at Moser’s Farm Market in Powell pairs crisp, locally made cider with a family-friendly place to enjoy a pint or fill a growler. Seasonal fruit and raw Ohio honey add variety while keeping the focus on real ingredients.
Born in a Berlin Center, Ohio horse-farm barn, Farrier’s Magic makes equine and companion-animal health products, carrying forward formulas first tested there by a horse-loving entrepreneur with a background in pharmacology. Republic Mills, Inc., a family-owned agricultural manufacturer under third-generation leadership, now produces and distributes the brand from Okolona while preserving its original recipes and horse-centered tradition. The company’s line includes hoof and joint supplements made in the USA with domestic and imported ingredients.
Established in 1981, Fassco Inc. is a Greater Cleveland production welding operation serving both high-volume manufacturing and smaller service jobs. Its capabilities include robotic and hands-on MIG and TIG welding, supported by CNC machining and more than 100 combined years of welding experience. The company serves customers ranging from local family businesses to publicly traded companies and emphasizes getting the job right the first time.
Fast Forward Race Engines builds high-output racing engines, with a particular focus on Coyote platforms and 2JZ programs. In its New Port Richey shop, all machine work is completed in-house rather than outsourced, using a T&S BlockMaster CNC and a dedicated clean assembly room. Its Coyote engines power cars competing at the front of the racing field, and the shop also develops its own performance components and technical guidance for racers.
Fast Innovations is described in the submitted source context as a global product development firm with manufacturing capabilities serving retail and consumer packaged goods companies. Its listed offerings include product concepts, product formulation, package engineering and design, supply chain management, quality testing, brand extensions, next-generation launches, and small lot production.
From its Tampere base, family-owned Fastems designs and integrates flexible CNC automation systems for high-mix manufacturing, pairing pallet and robotic equipment with its Manufacturing Management Software (MMS). With more than 40 years of experience and over 5,000 installed systems, the company connects machine tools and supporting processes so manufacturers can plan, run and extend production with less manual handling. Fastems serves industrial machine builders and subcontractors across Europe, North America and Asia.
Founded in 1975 by Ron Jordan, Fastener Corporation of America is a privately held Westlake distributor and manufacturer of industrial fasteners, supplying more than 3,000 customers nationwide. Its 16,000-square-foot operation carries more than 25,000 fastener types while also manufacturing specials to customer prints, including parts made from exotic materials such as titanium and Inconel. The company also provides in-house packaging and inventory-control programs, with each customer assigned a personal representative.
Fastener Industries is an Ohio-based industrial group that brings together manufacturers and distributors serving the fastener, metalworking, equipment and transportation markets. Its businesses include specialized rivet and fastener manufacturing, spring-steel stampings, resistance-weld products and industrial driveline replacement components. The group also distributes fasteners across the United States and Canada, with one affiliated manufacturer tracing its history to 1963 and holding ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1951, Faster Srl has designed and manufactured quick-release couplings for hydraulic systems, including solutions for medium through ultra-high pressures and multi-line connections. Based in Rivolta d’Adda, Italy, the company has produced more than 500 million couplings and registered over 100 patents, with custom casting solutions helping construction and agricultural machinery connect multiple hydraulic lines. Faster’s products are developed to international standards and its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015.
Born from a 1973 vibratory-feeder business and based in Lodi, Ohio, Fastfeed Corporation designs and builds automated parts-feeding systems for assembly and fastener production. The company is particularly known for weld-nut and weld-stud blow feeders, including refurbishment and retooling of Dengensha equipment; its 3R program has retooled several hundred systems. Fastfeed became part of Cleveland Vibrator Company in 2022 and is now part of the Industrial Vibration Collective.