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Flour & Oats Artisan Cookies is a Pennsylvania bakery making hand-crafted cookies, scones, and seasonal treats in small batches with all-natural ingredients. Owner and head baker Lisa Russell began developing the recipes as snacks for her two sons, and the bakery still bakes to order without preservatives, trans fats, or artificial flavors. Based in Chester Springs, Flour & Oats also creates personalized cookies and packaging for corporate gifts and special events.
Inspired by her grandmother’s holiday baking lessons, Cranberry Township native Andrea Lutz runs Flour & Sugar Cakery in Seven Fields, making custom cakes and small-batch treats from scratch. The cakery is especially known for buttercream design and uses ingredients such as Madagascar vanilla, Belgian chocolate and European-style butter, with old-fashioned baked goods made without preservatives.
Established in Dayton in 1946 as Stanhope Products, Flow Dry Technology makes desiccant components and moisture-control products for automotive, electronics, medical and packaging applications. The company moved into desiccants in 1974 and now combines customer-specific engineering with manufacturing in the United States, Hungary and China. Its PhD-led team developed technologies including OptiClear, a self-regenerating desiccant designed to avoid periodic replacement, and its operations are certified to IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 standards.
FlowCellutions is a battery diagnostics company focused on flow batteries and long-duration energy storage. Founded by CEO Becca Segel, a chemical engineering PhD student with eight years of flow battery research experience, the women-owned business combines electrochemistry and software engineering to develop diagnostics for battery performance and reliability.
Flower City Printmakers was a printmaking business that rebranded and moved to Pittsburgh in November 2020, where it now operates as PGH Print Ship. The company is open and taking orders under its new name.
Since 1948, Flowline Fittings has been a New Castle, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for supplying mission-critical components to the U.S. Navy and other demanding industries. Its 100,000-square-foot U.S. facility supports custom pipe fittings and forgings for nuclear, defense, and industrial applications, with production backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and Level 1 SubSafe approval.
Flows.com is a family-owned and operated eastern Pennsylvania company that has supplied water meters, flow meters, and related metering systems since 1983. Known as “Water Meter Experts,” it pairs a broad range of established brands with knowledgeable sales support for residential, commercial, and industrial flow-measurement needs.
Flowserve Corporation manufactures flow-control equipment and provides aftermarket services for critical industries, drawing on more than 230 years of industrial manufacturing heritage. Established as Flowserve in 1997 through the merger of BW/IP and Durco International, the company serves customers worldwide through 16,000 associates across 50 countries. Its equipment supports applications ranging from energy and water infrastructure to chemical processing and power generation.
Since 1943, Fluid Conditioning Products has built its identity around careful, small-volume manufacturing for technically demanding applications. The Lititz company is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business whose craftsmen hand-build custom metal filters for aerospace, marine, and defense customers. Its AS9100 Rev. D certification and NADCAP approval reflect the traceability and process control expected in those fields.
Established in 1976 as TM Industrial Supply, Fluid Engineering has been an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturing division since 1986. It is known for building rugged, U.S.-made filtration equipment tailored to demanding applications in fields such as water treatment and power generation. Its in-house team also handles pressure-vessel work under ASME Section VIII, Division 1.
Fluid Sealing International is a mechanical-seal manufacturer that has designed, manufactured, and serviced sealing systems since 1982. Based in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, the company also provides contract manufacturing, including custom machining and gasket production, from its manufacturing facilities.
For more than 50 years, Fluid System Components has been a technical partner to mobile and industrial equipment makers, known for approaching fluid-power challenges as complete system problems rather than isolated component purchases. The De Pere company develops application-specific solutions and stays involved through service and repair, helping customers keep demanding equipment operating in the field.
From a modest Franklin Park garage, Fluid-Aire Dynamics has grown into a regional specialist that designs, sells, installs, maintains and repairs industrial compressed-air systems. With more than 40 years of experience, factory-trained technicians and five service centers, the company supports manufacturers across the Midwest and is the exclusive PneuTech distributor in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Central Texas. Its 24/7 emergency teams also provide a four-hour response guarantee for customers.
Fluitron is a Pennsylvania-rooted U.S. company whose history reaches back nearly half a century, including the first U.S. development of a metal diaphragm compressor. Today, its Hatboro team serves industrial gas and hydrogen customers with custom high-pressure compression technology, supported by a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and international operations in India.
Fluitron is a U.S. high-pressure gas technology manufacturer established in 1976, with a legacy extending to the 1954 development of the first metal diaphragm compressor in the U.S. It engineers and manufactures diaphragm compressors and related high-pressure equipment for industrial and specialty gases, and has expanded into hydrogen compression, storage and dispensing technology. The company operates a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, alongside offices and a facility in India.
Known for precision measurement, Fluke Corporation is a manufacturer based in Everett, Washington, serving technicians who need dependable answers from their instruments. The company’s portfolio now includes the former Prüftechnik and Azima businesses, bringing more than 50 years of vibration data into its condition-monitoring work. Fluke maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification across its North American sites and operates calibration laboratories accredited to ISO/IEC 17025.
For 70 years, Fluoro-Plastics, Inc. has manufactured Teflon® and PTFE products in the United States, from stock shapes and thin films to custom machined parts. The Pennsylvania company also brings more than 50 years of PTFE fabricating and machining experience to specialized work, including bondable and reinforced materials, and maintains a complete machine shop for prototypes through production quantities. Its quality system is DEKRA certified to ISO 9001:2015, with selected sheet and film products certified to USP Class VI.
Flury Foundry Co. manufactures brass and bronze castings and has operated since 1939. Its automated molding line supports castings ranging from ounces to more than 100 pounds, and the company offers outsourced finishing services.
Founded in 1964, Microsonic Inc. is a second-generation, women-owned family business whose FLUXX Audio subsidiary is known for carefully made custom earmolds and hearing protection. Led by earmold expert and entrepreneur Monika Major, the Ambridge company combines hands-on craftsmanship with digital ear-scanning and 3D-printing work for customers who need a precise fit.
Founded by inventor Matt Bilsky, PhD, PE, FLX Solutions is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania robotics company focused on practical inspection challenges in industrial operations. Its signature FLX BOT helps maintenance teams see into hard-to-reach machinery while it remains in service, reducing the need for confined-space entry and production stoppages. The company designs and assembles its products in an R&D lab, with a stated focus on durable, serviceable equipment.