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With roots reaching back to 1812, Fives Group designs and manufactures industrial machines, process equipment and complete production lines for manufacturers around the world. Its 8,500 employees work across 25 countries, combining high-precision machinery, process-industry systems and smart automation with a focus on industrial efficiency and lower environmental impact. The group’s Canadian Fives Services subsidiary, founded in 1991 as C.D.G. Levage, adds more than 30 years of expertise in lifting and material-handling equipment.
With roots reaching back more than 200 years, Fives Group is an international industrial engineering company known for designing equipment that helps manufacturers transform materials and run more sustainable operations. Its 8,500 employees work across 25 countries, combining local customer support with global engineering expertise for industrial manufacturers.
Rooted in Ramsgate since Flambeau’s 1999 purchase of the former Blowspeed operation, Flambeau Europe manufactures custom plastic components through injection and blow moulding. Its 11,000-square-metre Kent site combines end-to-end project support with a local team, helping customers keep production, quality and distribution closely connected across the UK and Europe. Flambeau Europe brings more than 70 years of plastic moulding experience and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditation.
Since its founding in Bruce, Wisconsin, in 1947, Flambeau has built its identity around turning plastics expertise into practical products for businesses and consumers. The company’s story began with a fishing lure and now includes global contract manufacturing supported by engineering resources and a Baraboo-based Technology Center.
Founded in 1987, Flaming River Industries makes steering systems and electrical components for street rods, muscle cars, classics and trucks. In Berea, Ohio, its team of car enthusiasts designs and manufactures new, Made-in-the-USA components, including its award-winning tilt steering column and Rack & Pinion Cradle programs. The company’s management systems are registered to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015.
Started in 2015 by former roofing contractors Brandon Paul and Emily Tieche, Flash It manufactures standard and custom prefabricated accessories for single-ply thermoplastic membrane roofing systems. Based in Mantua, Ohio, the company supplies roofers nationwide with precision-cut and semi-automatic welded parts, while its in-house welding certifications give the manufacturing team a practical quality-control focus.
Flatiron Crane and Engineering designs, manufactures, and services end-to-end overhead crane systems for industrial companies. Formed in late 2021 as the Flatiron Crane Operating Company, it combines OEM engineering and product capabilities with service teams across the United States and Canada, building on more than 100 years of collective experience. Its approach brings engineering, equipment, and ongoing maintenance together under one roof, with an emphasis on equipment uptime and workplace safety.
Founded as a family business in Valencia, California, in 1981, Flavor Producers develops and manufactures natural, organic, and plant-based flavors and extracts for food and beverages. The company’s flavor-development heritage includes organic flavor research beginning in the 1990s and production and R&D facilities in California, Ohio, and New Jersey. It became part of Glanbia in 2025.
Flavorseal develops food-packaging solutions for protein processors, including its patented SureTransfer technology for applying seasoning directly during packaging. For over 25 years, the company has paired in-house research and development with a dedicated knitting facility to create tailored netting, flexible packaging, and cook-chill solutions that preserve freshness and improve processing efficiency.
Veteran-owned and based in Wapakoneta, Ohio, Flex Machine Tools has spent more than 50 years building machine-tool solutions for manufacturers. The company is known for equipment that helps shops handle oversized work and for supporting customers with trained service technicians, remote diagnostics, and on-site assistance. Its acquisition of Detroit-area manufacturer TARUS has expanded Flex’s U.S.-built manufacturing capacity.
Founded in 1975 as a 12-person Ohio extrusion company, Flex Technologies now makes custom thermoplastic components and assemblies through an integrated operation that runs from Polyflex PVC compounding to molding, extrusion, and final assembly. Its U.S. facilities serve demanding applications with automotive-quality production, including precision fuel and vapor systems, while keeping material development and manufacturing under the company’s control. Flex Technologies is certified to ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 and received General Motors’ 2024 Supplier of the Year Award for Quality.
SBA-certified woman-owned small business FLEX-CORE® serves electrical users from Hilliard as a specialist in current measurement and monitoring equipment. Its experienced engineers help customers solve application-specific needs, including custom configurations, while a ready-to-ship inventory supports quick fulfillment.
Founded in 1956 as a small manufacturing shop, Flex-N-Gate makes automotive systems and components and operates production facilities across 10 countries. Its history includes a one-piece bumper design that revolutionized the U.S. bumper market in 1978, and the company reports more than 850 patents worldwide. It supplies automotive manufacturers with products developed and manufactured through its global operations.
Established in 1994 by founders with extensive strut-industry experience, Flex-Strut is a Warren, Ohio manufacturer serving OEM customers with made-to-order metal framing solutions. Its U.S.-made work includes custom strut channel fabrication and laboratory furniture framing tailored to project specifications.
Flex-Tek is a global engineering company within the Smiths family, with operations spanning North America, Asia and Europe. It develops engineered components for aerospace manufacturers, medical-technology companies and other demanding industrial customers, helping move fluids or gases and manage heat in critical applications.
Motz Enterprises, Inc., the Cincinnati-based manufacturer of Flexamat, makes permanent tied concrete block mats for erosion control and stable drivable surfaces. In business for more than 30 years, the company developed the first tied concrete block mats and pioneered packaging them in rolls, which can be installed efficiently across demanding sites worldwide. Its vegetated mats are designed to work with nature, allowing growth through the concrete armor where conditions support it.
Flexcor designs custom protective packaging that keeps fragile and valuable products secure through shipping, using film-based solutions tailored to unusual shapes and demanding applications. Unlike automated, self-service packaging suppliers, the company pairs complex application analysis and custom engineering with personal attention from staff who bring decades of industry expertise. Its designs also emphasize sustainability, including recyclable suspension packaging and alternatives to traditional void fillers.
Built around the needs of a global business-aircraft fleet, Flexjet Technical Services provides in-house aircraft maintenance, engineering, repairs and completions. Its network spans 15 facilities and 2.4 million square feet of hangar and workspace, with more than 1,500 dedicated employees and 27 FAA awards for excellence in aircraft maintenance. The operation also carries forward the heritage of Flying Colours Corp. and Nextant Aerospace, pairing aircraft interiors and paint work with engineering solutions such as STCs, PMA parts and in-flight connectivity integration.
Built around Flexjet’s own operating fleet, Flexjet Technical Services provides aircraft maintenance, repair, engineering and completions support from a network of 15 facilities. Its 1,500-plus employees work across 2.4 million square feet of hangar and workspace, drawing on the heritage of Nextant Aerospace and Flying Colours Corp. for structural repairs, custom interiors, paint and certified aircraft modifications. The company also supports U.S. military, law-enforcement and FAA programs and has received 27 FAA awards for excellence in aircraft maintenance.
Family-owned and operated since 1968, Flexoplate makes flexographic printing plates for packaging printers, with a particular focus on corrugated applications. The Cincinnati company combines traditional tradeshop skills—including rubber engraving and molding—with computer-generated graphics and photopolymer platemaking, while its in-house quality checks are built around each customer’s specifications.