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Developed by Cleveland-area metal-industry engineers in 2009, FLEXRACK by Qcells makes ground-mounted solar racking and single-axis tracking systems for commercial and utility-scale projects. Its site-specific engineering and project support extend from geotechnical work through installation and commissioning, a model shaped by an original factory-assembled design that cut field installation time by an estimated 75%. Backed by Qcells and Hanwha, the company reports more than 6 GW installed across over 1,200 projects.
FlexSeals Inc. (FS USA) designs and manufactures flexible rubber and plastic sealing components, with a stated specialty in custom extruded, die-cut, and molded products. The company says it has served the rubber and plastics industry since 1995 and operates manufacturing plants in Georgia and Ohio alongside its Minnesota corporate headquarters. Its U.S.-based production serves OEMs and manufacturers with application-specific sealing products.
Born from tire-additive technology that dates to 1944, Flexsys makes specialty chemicals that help tires and other rubber products last longer, perform better and run more efficiently. Based in Akron, Ohio, the company operates seven manufacturing facilities and technology centers across four continents, combining global production with customer-focused technical support. All of its manufacturing sites are ISO 9001:2015 certified, and Flexsys received a Platinum EcoVadis sustainability rating in 2025.
Flextur grew from the LEAN manufacturing journey of Dalton, Ohio’s Pioneer Equipment into a maker of American-made welding workflow equipment and custom fabrication solutions. Founded in 2018, it builds welding tables, cobot cells, fixtures and material-flow systems designed around the practical demands of an active shop floor. The company’s products reflect Pioneer’s more than 40 years of fabrication experience and its Anabaptist heritage of stewardship, ingenuity and hands-on work.
Founded in 2010 by Glenn, FlexxPoint Gutter Covers LLC is a family-owned, Vietnam veteran-owned manufacturer of FlowGuard aluminum gutter covers. The company designs and produces its guards in Huron, Ohio, where four CNC-controlled production lines have made products installed on more than 250,000 homes. FlowGuard is sold directly to homeowners and contractors across the country and carries a 50-year manufacturer warranty.
Since 1930, Flick Packaging has made custom wood and military packaging in Galion, Ohio, including containers designed for demanding transport and storage. Now led by fourth-generation brothers Adam and Erik Flick, the family company supports military and commercial customers from nearly 40,000 square feet of production space across five buildings. Its long history includes wartime logistics work with Galion Iron Works and decades of experience producing military-standard boxes, pallets, and ammunition containers.
Since 1986, Flight Controls has specialized in repairing, rebuilding, re-skinning, and overhauling aircraft wings and flight controls for piston and turboprop aircraft. Founded by A&P IA Jerry Peer, the Etna shop has rebuilt or repaired more than 2,000 control surfaces and wings using custom jigs, with FAA-certified technicians and third-party IA inspection supporting each return to service.
College friends and mothers Ellen Velez and Sarah Filipovitz created FlipFort after a 12-hour family road trip, and now make soft, breathable cotton-blend covers that turn car seats and full-sized strollers into cozy spaces for children. Their foldable design uses mesh ventilation, magnetic closures and adjustable straps to block sun and distractions while giving young passengers a calmer place to ride or nap. FlipFort is a woman-owned business with design and utility patents pending.
Flite Test designs and produces remote-controlled aircraft, including build kits made to get beginners and experienced builders into the air. The company pairs those products with instructional videos, community resources and a hands-on STEM education program, making model aviation as much about building and learning as flying. Its signature Flite Test Maker Foam board is lightweight, durable and easy to repair, giving its aircraft a distinctly approachable DIY character.
Since its Ohio incorporation in 1989, privately held, family-owned FLO-CORP has grown from a small distributor into a designer, builder and manufacturer of flow, level and process-monitoring equipment. The company configures and calibrates customized systems for demanding industrial operations, including its CONNEX 3D™ platform for local and remote process visibility. FLO-CORP also provides ISO 17025-compliant calibration services and backs its products with a five-year warranty.
Floco Process designs, manufactures, fabricates, and integrates engineered fluid handling, pumping, filtration, metering, transfer, and cleaning systems. Its offerings serve industrial, municipal, chemical, food and beverage, wastewater, paper, water treatment, personal care, and hygienic manufacturing applications.
Founded in Toronto in 1980, Flodraulic Group designs, manufactures and distributes fluid-power and electrical-control systems for mobile and industrial equipment. Its network of 25 locations across North America and Italy combines local inventory, engineering, assembly and field support, giving customers a single source for integrated systems rather than separate component suppliers. The group also develops process-filtration and coolant-handling systems through its RHM Process Filtration Group.
Founded by Jacques Evans in 2012 after he grew tired of promoting spirits he did not believe in, Cleveland-based FLŌH Vodka makes ultra-premium, hand-crafted small-batch vodka. Its vodka is distilled in Indio, California, five times from American grain, then hand-bottled and hand-labeled in a distinctive beveled vessel designed for easier pouring and faster chilling. FLŌH’s signature bottle is gluten-free and has no added sugar, while the lineup also includes a Pink Grapefruit Dragon Fruit expression.
Since 1966, family-owned and operated Flohr Machine Company has made precision-machined parts in Barberton, Ohio, handling both small-count work and high-volume production. Its broad CNC capacity supports demanding aerospace and defense work as well as customers across industrial markets, while ISO 9001 certification underpins its quality and documentation systems.
Founded by industry professionals who helped pioneer durable graphics applied directly to outdoor surfaces, FloorSignage, LLC develops wide-format print media for floor, wall and ground graphics. Based in Sunbury, Ohio, the company is best known for its AlumiGraphics line and also develops media for parking lots and versatile indoor-outdoor applications. Its founding team remains closely involved in product development and supports printers, distributors and creative agencies from development through installation.
In Columbus, Ohio, Hans and Joelle Hochstedler roast specialty coffee and run a coffee bar built around making good coffee simpler to enjoy. Florin has been roasting for more than 10 years, selecting limited-supply coffees and test-roasting them until their distinct flavors come through, then shipping the beans just after roasting. The family also turns its house blend into instant coffee and offers subscriptions for drinkers who want a steady supply at home.
Founded in 2011 by chefs Paul Minnillo and Matt Mytro, Flour Pasta Co. makes fresh and dried pasta in Bedford Heights, carrying the bronze-die tradition of its beginnings in a Moreland Hills Italian restaurant to retailers across the Midwest. The company produces in small batches with hand-cutting techniques and 100% American-grown, milled non-GMO semolina, giving its pasta the rough texture that holds sauce.
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.
Founded in Dayton in 1946 as Stanhope Products, Flow Dry Technology makes desiccant components that protect automotive, medical, electronic and packaged products from moisture. The company entered the desiccant market in 1974 and now operates plants in the United States, Hungary and China, pairing a PhD-led research team with custom design, rapid prototyping and injection molding. Its Ohio operation also continues to produce gaskets and other die-cut components, while its global sites hold IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Since 1972, Columbus-based Floyd Bell Inc. has made durable audible alarms, buzzers and audio devices for industrial equipment, with every product assembled in the USA. Its configurable sound solutions range from compact piezo alarms to programmable voice units, and the company says its engineers have developed customized systems for more than 500 projects. Floyd Bell is ISO 9001 registered, and its products are designed for demanding conditions with features such as IP68 and NEMA 4X protection.