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Founded in 2017 by five energy-storage veterans, Form Energy develops and manufactures iron-air battery systems designed to store electricity for up to 100 hours and support a reliable electric grid. Its 550,000-square-foot Form Factory 1 occupies the former Weirton Steel site in West Virginia, linking the Ohio Valley’s manufacturing heritage to a new generation of grid technology. The company employs nearly 1,000 people across facilities in West Virginia, Massachusetts, and California.
Formae, Inc. develops CyborGel®, an investigational synthetic hydrogel cartilage implant system for minimally invasive knee resurfacing in progressive and post-traumatic osteoarthritis. Founded by orthopedic surgeon Kevin Mansmann, M.D., the company brings together medical, engineering, additive-manufacturing and entrepreneurial experience built through more than 25 years of research and development. CyborGel has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and remains limited to preclinical use while regulatory submissions and medical trials continue.
formation skateboards is presented as a skateboard company.
Based in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, FormFast Powder Material Technologies manufactures custom powder-metal parts through press-and-sinter production, serving OEMs and industrial customers across the United States. Its equipment spans prototype work through high-volume runs, with engineering support that helps customers shape complex components for performance, cost, and manufacturability. FormFast is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has more than 100 years of combined industry experience.
Founded in 1968, Formica Optical provides professional optical and eye-care services in the Johnstown and Somerset, Pennsylvania regions. Its staff of more than 20 provides comprehensive eye care, and the company operates an on-site laboratory for prescription lens grinding.
More than 60 years ago, Forms+Surfaces began as a design studio in the Santa Barbara area and has grown into a manufacturer with fabrication facilities in Phoenix, Pittsburgh, and Pune. It keeps design and manufacturing under one roof to create durable architectural products for public spaces, including customizable ViviChrome glass and site furniture.
Founded in Akron in 1970, Formtech Enterprises makes custom plastic profile extrusions for OEMs, developing each profile to suit a customer’s product rather than selling stock parts. With manufacturing plants near Athens, Georgia, and Erie, Pennsylvania, the company also produces the patented Truline® seawall and retaining-wall system—the only manufacturer of its modular parts. Formtech marked its 55th anniversary in 2025 and became a member company of Pro-Flex LLC that year.
A father-and-son pharmacist team gave Formula 2 Skin Care its start in Delaware in 1988, when Mark and Sam Isabella refined a cream first made for a local pharmacy customer. The family’s product, now made near Daytona Beach, Florida, is used by people and health-care providers seeking relief for severely dry or irritated skin.
Founded by registered dietitian and food biochemist Crystal Webber, Formulation Innovations Group develops and manufactures proprietary low-sugar, plant-based gummy supplements for nutritional brands and contract manufacturers. Backed by 20 years of scientific research and development, FIG combines custom formulation and GMP-certified production with ingredient systems designed to keep gummy manufacturing consistent as products scale. Webber’s experience includes developing more than 130 products for U.S. and global retail markets, with a particular focus on fortified gummies.
Founded by Joe Forney in 1916, Forney LP manufactures construction materials testing machines and equipment from its facility near Zelienople, Pennsylvania. The company’s signature Forney Concrete Testing Machine began as a smaller, more affordable alternative to large laboratory compression machines and helped establish its international presence. Today, Forney also pairs its testing machines with ForneyVault software and provides technical support and field service for testing operations worldwide.
Forrest Steel Corporation fabricates structural steel and miscellaneous metals from its Baldwin Road location in Pittsburgh. Incorporated in 1966, the company traces its origins to the Forrest Ornamental Iron Company, established in 1957, and reports serving contractors with fabrication work since then. It specializes in smaller-scale projects and supplies steel to commercial and residential builders.
Forrest Tool Company makes compact, heavy-duty tools for demanding outdoor and vehicle work, including the MAX® multipurpose toolkit and the power-free Slugger recovery wrench. Based in Durango, Colorado, the company manufactures the MAX® in the USA to ANSI industry and government workmanship standards, and the toolkit is standard equipment on Army Light Tactical Vehicles. Its products are designed to stay portable and ready for camping, hunting, off-roading and field repairs.
Born from founder Samuel Reeves’s decade of landmine-clearance work, FORT Robotics was established in 2018 to address the safety gap in real-world autonomy. The Philadelphia company develops the Trust Layer, helping robot builders and operators keep autonomous machines under reliable human oversight as they move into workplaces shared with people. FORT says its technology is used by more than 600 customers and 19,000 devices worldwide.
Forte Opening Solutions manufactures commercial architectural doors, drawing on more than a century of industry experience. Formerly known as Masonite Architectural, the company describes a vertically integrated wood-door portfolio and supplies doors for projects including healthcare, education, hospitality, and office environments.
Founded in 1950, Fortis Mechanical Products Co. has built its identity around solving difficult manufacturing problems for global OEMs. The Lancaster-based company now brings together more than 500 associates across six facilities and is particularly known for its long-running work on impactor components for professional power tools. Fortis serves as an integrated manufacturing partner for customers that need precision mechanical parts developed from concept through production.
For more than 50 years, Fortney Packages, Inc. has been a Shippensburg packaging company serving manufacturers and consumers throughout the United States. It supports specialized packaging needs through its own manufacturing capabilities and custom design assistance.
Established in January 1979, Fortney Printing is a Harrisburg-area commercial print shop that produces printed materials and related promotional work for local clients. The Christian mom-and-pop business has grown from a small shop to a 10,000-square-foot operation with five presses and a staff of 10, while retaining its personal, hands-on approach. Fred Fortney leads the company, alongside a team whose experience includes a head pressman with two decades in the industry.
For more than 20 years, Fortress Fabric Structures has designed and delivered custom tension-fabric buildings, including clear-span shelters and aircraft hangars, for demanding industrial and government applications. The family-owned company handles the full project lifecycle—from engineering and steel and fabric fabrication through installation, maintenance, and repairs—and operates a 110,000-square-foot fabrication facility. Its work includes a 40,000-square-foot expeditionary hangar for the U.S. Navy in Bahrain and a 133-by-271-foot composting facility engineered for winds exceeding 150 mph.
Founded in Pennsylvania in 2016 to supply energy storage systems to SEPTA Railway, Fortress Power now designs lithium iron phosphate battery and inverter systems for homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. Its scalable storage platform spans whole-home backup and off-grid power through commercial systems, supported by U.S.-based technical service and a network of more than 500 installer partners. The company reports more than 50,000 projects worldwide and offers UL-certified products built around long-life LFP technology.
Founded in Taiwan in 1969, Fortune Electric manufactures transformers and other electrical equipment for power transmission and distribution. The company has expanded that electrical-equipment base into electric-vehicle charging, renewable-energy projects and related engineering and maintenance services, while continuing a long-running program of transformer research and innovation. Fortune says it became Taiwan’s first comprehensive electrical plant in 1994 and maintains ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications among others.