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Since its founding in 1914, Federal Gear and Machine has been part of Cleveland’s gear-making history, beginning as one of Ohio’s original gear manufacturing firms. The Eastlake company now works from a 22,000-square-foot facility, serving customers across North America with custom gears and precision-machined parts. Its membership in the American Gear Manufacturers Association dates to 1927.
Federal Heath Sign Company traces its roots to Chicago in 1901, when it pioneered illuminated electric signs, and it is now marking 125 years in the signage business. The company is known for carrying that early signmaking heritage into nationwide brand rollouts, with more than 20 U.S. offices and three manufacturing facilities supporting work for multi-location businesses.
For more than 100 years, Federal Hose has manufactured strip-wound metal hose, while also distributing hydraulic and silicone hose from its Ohio manufacturing facilities and Texas and Florida distribution centers. The Painesville company serves demanding applications with custom-cut and ready-to-install hose solutions, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and substantial inventory across its locations. Federal Hose also operates an Ocala storefront for hose, fittings and assembly services.
From Piketon, Ohio, Federal Supply Services International LLC has supplied reusable shipping and storage containers since 2009, serving customers including the U.S. military. Its returnable packaging work is supported by strategic alliances with North American and European companies, including German thermoforming specialists, giving FSSI a bridge between U.S. distribution and European packaging technology. The company also assists public agencies and vendors through its GSA contract offerings.
Founded in Cleveland in 1915 as Federal Process, FedPro manufactures small-batch chemical products for professional plumbing, petroleum, HVAC, automotive and industrial work. Its original Gasoila® thread sealant remains at the heart of a U.S.-made portfolio that also includes the Tub O’ Towels cleaning wipes launched in 1994 and other maintenance products. The company says it continues to monitor each small batch against the standards set by its founders.
Founded in 1987 and part of the Fedrigoni Group since 2021, Acucote is a North American self-adhesives brand known for flexible, customer-specific problem solving. Its team helps printers and other businesses develop pressure-sensitive materials for demanding labeling applications, combining responsive service with strategically placed U.S. distribution support.
Founded in 1946, family-owned Feedall Automation designs and manufactures industrial automation equipment that feeds parts and helps manufacturing robots perform efficiently. The Willoughby company builds custom systems in-house and supports its installed base with parts and maintenance for machines dating back to its founding. Feedall says it has shipped more than 22,000 orders, with more than 80% of customers returning for additional work.
Born from Cleveland baker Terry Thomsen’s search for a wheat option that worked better for her digestion, Feel Good Dough makes organic, plant-based pizza dough and baking mixes. Its dough uses organic yeast, delivers 56 grams of protein per dough ball, and is designed to move beyond pizza—it can handle everything from a home oven to a 700-degree wood-fired oven. The woman-owned company sells frozen dough, dry mixes, and organic flour to households and wholesale customers.
Founded in 1959 and headquartered in Switzerland, Feintool manufactures precision metal parts and tooling, with a long-standing specialization in fineblanking and high-volume production. The company operates globally, reporting 18 locations and approximately 3,100 employees, and makes components for automotive, industrial, and renewable-energy applications.
Feintool is a Swiss-founded manufacturer whose story began in 1959 with spare parts for mechanical typewriters. Today, the family company employs about 3,100 people across 18 locations worldwide and is known for high-volume precision manufacturing for automotive and industrial customers, including electric-motor components.
Established in 1890, Felters of SC engineers and manufactures felt and specialist nonwoven materials for industrial and consumer safety applications. Its U.S. manufacturing base combines long experience in application-driven design with the ability to turn materials into customized components and finished products. Felters also stands out for its longstanding use of recycled materials, including the Fiberloc® felt line introduced in the 1970s, and for patented dryer seals designed to help prevent fires.
Since 1977, FEMC has built its reputation in the Cleveland area by solving difficult container-handling problems for manufacturers. The company designs and builds custom automation in the USA, with more than 5,000 machines deployed worldwide for food and other packaging operations.
Known in radiation measurement since 1986, femto-TECH, INC. is a Carlisle, Ohio manufacturer whose U.S.-made instruments have become fixtures in professional and government testing. The company’s long-lived equipment is still sent back for calibration decades after manufacture, while its staff also develops specialized monitoring systems for national laboratories and nuclear-reactor applications.
Based in Akron, Ohio, Fenix Fabrication Inc. provides precision metal fabrication for tunnel-boring, mining, drilling, and power-generation equipment. With more than 40 years of experience, the company handles high-tolerance work ranging from cutterhead components to rotating parts for coal-fired systems, along with tear-down and rebuild projects. Its in-house machining and regional Greater Akron/Cleveland partnerships support turn-key project delivery.
Fenner Dunlop Conveyor Belting manufactures conveyor belts in North America, including at facilities in Port Clinton, Toledo, and Bracebridge, with fabric woven and treated at its Lavonia, Georgia facility. The company describes more than 150 years of manufacturing expertise and supplies belting for heavy material handling and mining operations across a wide range of industrial markets.
Known for building equipment for bowhunters, Feradyne Outdoors is a Superior, Wisconsin-based manufacturer whose brands are tested by hunters in the field rather than only in a lab. The company develops gear for people who hunt with bows and crossbows, including its Rhino Outdoors hunting blinds.
For more than 60 years, Ferco Aerospace has made complex brackets, sheet-metal fabrications, and tube assemblies for aerospace and industrial gas turbine engines. Its two affiliated companies, Ferco Tech and L&E Engineering, pair aircraft-component manufacturing with specialized rigid-tube and small-fabrication work, including patented tube fixtures that shorten build and inspection time. Ferco Aerospace holds AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications and supports rapid-response needs ranging from one week to 24 hours.
Founded in Linköping in 1949, family-owned Fergas Group AB develops and manufactures air-moving products for applications ranging from automotive seat ventilation to HVAC and appliances. Its distinctive engineering includes the patented AirBlaster and key-rivet blower-wheel technology, supported by manufacturing facilities across Europe, North America and China. Fergas has supplied air-moving solutions for 75 years and holds quality, environmental, occupational-safety and automotive-industry certifications across its operations.
FERMAT grew from a family-and-friends team founded in 1990 by Jiří Ferenc and Mr. Matys into a Czech machine-tool manufacturer with more than 470 employees across three continents. Based in Brno and Lipník nad Bečvou, the company is known for building horizontal boring machines for industrial customers worldwide, producing more than 100 machines annually.
Since 1955, family-owned Ferno-Washington has manufactured emergency-care equipment that helps medics transport and protect patients. Founded by Dick Ferneau in Ohio and headquartered in Wilmington since 1972, the company grew from mortuary cots into an international manufacturer serving more than 100 countries. Its history includes pioneering innovations such as the Model 30 X-Frame Cot and today’s POWER X1 and iNX patient-transport systems.