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For more than 30 years, Fluid Equipment Corporation has built its reputation around industrial repair and custom fabrication in Bryan, Ohio. The company serves automotive assembly and other industrial users with fluid-dispensing equipment, restoring machinery to original factory specifications and producing custom systems from customer drawings.
Fluid Line Products, Inc. designs and manufactures fluid-handling applications from Willoughby, Ohio, with particular attention to hydraulic and process-system needs. Its catalog includes specialized solutions such as Wear Chek and Waste Gard, while its laboratory capabilities and design-request process support application-specific problem solving.
Founded in Columbus in 2001, Fluid Power Solutions is an independent hydraulic facility built around experienced specialists and practical, rapid-response service. From its Hilliard operation, the company helps industrial customers keep hydraulic equipment running through Parker-focused repair work and technical support, including on-site troubleshooting when needed.
From its Salem, Ohio base, Fluid Process Automation designs, builds and installs custom automation systems for industrial fluid processes, with a particular depth in metal-processing lines. The company works on both existing operations and new batch lines, integrating process controls and addressing engineering problems across applications such as pickling, chemical milling and water treatment. It is also the exclusive North and South American supplier for Luova AB’s acid-recovery and acid-management products.
Founded in 1987 in Springfield, Ohio, Fluid-Quip began as a repair and field-service company for the pulp and paper and corn wet milling industries, then began designing and selling capital equipment in 1991. It manufactures separation and grinding equipment for corn wet milling and pulp and paper applications, and has developed process technologies for dry-grind ethanol plants. Its repair and service experience informs equipment design and customer process support.
Founded by Wayne Catto in Columbus in 1981, Fluidol designs and manufactures rotary mechanical seals for pumps, mixers and other rotating equipment. Its 15,000-square-foot Columbus operation combines seal engineering with a full-service repair center that reconditions Fluidol and other brands, including precision grinding, lapping and pressure testing. Fluidol also serves private-label OEM customers and distributors across North America and international markets.
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.
Established in 2018, Fluvitex USA manufactures comfort products, with pillows and comforters as its main production stream. The company is a U.S. subsidiary of Indo Count Global and combines bedding manufacturing with a stated focus on safe workplaces and employee engagement.
Family-owned Flying Dutchman Inc. builds silo and bin unloaders while also operating a fabrication shop for custom industrial work. The company traces its roots to agricultural equipment manufacturing and now combines that experience with fiber laser cutting, welding, and supporting machining services. Based in Ohio, Flying Dutchman has provided its products and services for more than 50 years.
Family-owned since its incorporation in 1963, FM Machine Co. is an Akron manufacturer known for hands-on management and long-standing customer relationships. From its 35,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility, the company supports industrial and OEM customers with precision machining and custom machinery work, including projects that range from prototypes to large functional assemblies. Its ISO 9001:2015 and AS9120D certifications reflect the documented quality systems behind that work.
Since 1985, FMG Enterprises has built its identity around keeping industrial vacuum systems running from its Santa Clara facility. The company remanufactures and services pumps for manufacturers and other customers whose operations depend on high vacuum, and its 20,000-square-foot site supports work ranging from routine maintenance to emergency repairs. FMG is also known for its FMG-Certified program for remanufactured pumps.
Founded in Springfield, Ohio, in 2007, Fire Manufacturing Innovations is a specialized manufacturer shaped around safer vehicle access for first responders. FMI creates custom compartment-management systems for emergency vehicles, using its own engineering and fabrication operation to turn department requirements into production-ready installations. Since joining INNOMOTIVE Solutions Group in 2021, the company has expanded its facility and upgraded its manufacturing capabilities.
Founded in 2014 as Wasatch Fab and Machine, Focus Manufacturing Services is an Ogden manufacturer providing fabrication, welding and machining from programming through completed parts. Its AWS-certified welding team supports structural work in aluminum, sheet steel and stainless steel, while the machining operation processes more than 50,000 parts a month. The company is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 standards and was acquired by 49 Capital in 2021.
Based in Solon, Ohio, Folio Photonics develops enterprise-scale optical storage media and systems that turn long-term data archives into active, random-access storage. Its technology uses materials science and dynamic multilayer read/write capabilities to produce Folio Discs designed for immutable, cybersecure, durable data retention with low power needs. The company’s roadmap spans from early multilayer disc construction in 2017 to planned commercial disc and drive availability in 2026.
Founded in Marion in 1919, Folks Printing produces custom roll labels, with a long-standing specialty in labels for paint and automotive products sold across the United States and Canada. The wholly women-owned company combines multi-color presses for sophisticated commercial work with HP digital presses for runs as small as 25 labels, continuing a commercial-printing tradition that dates to 1921.
Founded by Canton entrepreneur Bob Foltz in 1973, Foltz Machine is an Ohio job shop that machines metal, builds custom machinery, and handles fabrication and equipment reconditioning. Its capabilities range from CNC work to large horizontal boring mills with tables rated for loads up to 20 tons, while certified welders and experienced machinists support projects from planning through assembly and testing. The company serves manufacturers across the United States and abroad, with many employees bringing decades of machining experience.
Founded in 1972, FOM Industrie is an Italian manufacturer known for developing machinery for cutting and machining extruded aluminium. Its international FOM Group, expanded through business acquisitions beginning in 1989, now includes nine manufacturing companies, 10 sales branches and 55 official distributors serving the window manufacturing industry.
Since beginning her professional baking journey in 2019, Jen Thompson has built Foolish Morsels around custom sugar cookies decorated with elaborate royal icing, especially Disney-themed designs. Working from West Milton, Ohio, Thompson creates made-to-order cookie sets for celebrations, alongside seasonal offerings available at 28 Marketplace. Her business returned with renewed energy after she suffered a stroke in 2022, adding a personal resilience to the whimsy behind each set.
Founded in Cleveland in 1907, Foote Printing is a family-owned commercial printer producing everything from books and brochures to direct-mail pieces and large-format signage. Now run by brothers Michael and Steven Duhr, the small union shop brings more than 100 years of combined printing experience to in-house production, design, finishing, and mailing. Its Cleveland facility is powered by rooftop solar and recycles roughly 99.9% of the paper and ink products that pass through the business.
Forberg Smith supplies process-control and instrumentation systems while also building application-specific assemblies for industrial operations. Its specialists pair measurement and filtration expertise with custom control-panel and valve assembly work, supported by hands-on instruction at a Process Training Unit. As an employee-owned company within The Kendall Group, Forberg Smith gives its Owner-Associates a direct stake in customer outcomes and long-term system performance.