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Since 1984, Falk Precision has made precision parts and assemblies through machining, metal fabrication, and related manufacturing services. The East Syracuse company operates a 23,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility and is 100% employee-owned, with an apprenticeship program alongside its production work. Its capabilities run from prototyping to full production, supported by ISO 9001:2015 quality systems and inspection services.
Falkonair develops energy-saving controls and solar-thermal technology that retrofit commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems, helping compressors match output to demand. Its signature VMF® package with Smart Compressor Control can reduce energy use by up to 35% and is designed to work without opening the refrigeration circuit. The company’s international team combines refrigeration engineering, software development and more than two decades of technical experience, and its VMF technology has been deployed across commercial projects for more than five years.
Fallen Industry is a Brooklyn-based sustainable design studio that handcrafts custom live-edge furniture and architectural elements from fallen trees and reclaimed wood. Founded by New York artist Paul Kruger, the studio grew from his 2008 practice of turning discarded Hudson River driftwood into sculpture and furniture. Materials are sourced locally and from fallen trees around the country, then shaped into one-of-a-kind work at the Brooklyn design studio and wood shop.
Founded in 1950, Falso Industries is a Syracuse contract manufacturer known for treating customer projects as close collaborations rather than simple orders. Its engineers work with clients to turn drawings into precise parts and assemblies, serving OEMs across fields such as medical equipment and aerospace. The company handles projects from one-off prototypes to production runs while emphasizing honest communication and careful quality review.
Family Medical Supply is a Brooklyn-based supplier and manufacturer of custom prosthetics, orthotics and durable medical equipment, helping people with limb loss and mobility needs regain independence. Serving Kings County for almost 10 years, it combines BOC-certified prosthetists, orthotists and pedorthists with mobile prosthetic services across New York State. Its work includes specialized support for active military members, veterans and children, with ADA-enabled facilities and on-site language interpreters.
Fan Hands LLC grew from its CEO’s idea while watching Tennessee compete in the Softball World Series, when he wanted a more engaging way for supporters to cheer. The Syracuse company makes its Fan Hands® accessories in the USA from recycled materials for fans, schools and community fundraisers.
Fanatics is a global sports platform whose commerce business designs, manufactures, and retails licensed fan products. Its integrated businesses also span collectibles, betting and gaming, events, media, and prediction markets, and the company says it serves more than 100 million fans through a global network of over 80 offices and facilities.
Since 1807, Fancher Chair has made wooden seating in Falconer, New York, evolving from a sawmill into a custom OEM manufacturer for residential, office and institutional furniture companies. Its 125,000-square-foot facility employs more than 100 people, including second-generation staff and workers with over 30 years of experience, and produces roughly 300 chairs a day while accommodating both small runs and large orders. The company is listed on New York State’s Historic Business Preservation Registry and offers FSC-certified products, with several products also carrying LEED certification.
Fancy Faces, Inc. is a family-owned New Orleans original founded in 1978 by beautician Pat O’Donnell, whose home-studio ceramic faces became an early expression of the city’s carnival spirit. Based in Covington, the second-generation company has carried that artisan heritage into event design, creating immersive settings for weddings and conventions while continuing to develop custom work beyond a catalog.
Fancy Glass and Mirror is described in the submitted source context as a furniture company that manufactures many kinds of furniture, especially glass furniture, including tables, mirrors, cabinets, and shelving units.
Fantastic Fabrics & Promotions, Inc., operating as FanFab, produces custom apparel and branded merchandise, combining more than three decades of craftsmanship with an in-house design studio and a New York factory. The company describes working with clients from product concept and development through printing and production, including branded apparel and accessories.
Fantastic Plastic Models LLC produces limited-edition resin model kits depicting unusual and exotic aircraft, spacecraft, and science-fiction subjects. Its kits include cast-resin and 3D-printed-resin models, with patterns created by named pattern-makers and some kits cast by JPG Productions.
Since 1992, Berwick-upon-Tweed’s Fantasy Prints has produced printing, signage, display graphics, branded clothing and personalised gifts in-house for local and national customers. Its range runs from everyday print to vehicle livery, exhibition graphics and specialist interior wraps, with a dedicated embroidery department using Tajima machines. The company also offers fulfilment and distribution, helping customers store, pack and ship branded products across the UK.
From its Palmyra, New York headquarters, Faradyne Motors manufactures submersible well-pump motors and control boxes for water systems, with applications extending into the fuel industry. The company brings more than 250 years of collective pump and motor experience to its work and has manufactured and sold over 6 million submersible motors worldwide. Each motor is subjected to quality checks and a final performance test, with precision laser welding and helium mass spectrometry used in production.
FarCo Technologies is a New York small business that spun off from IntelliTech Microsystems in February 2010 and works with universities on research and technology transfer. The company develops autonomous vehicle systems, with a focus on helping unmanned machines perceive and navigate their surroundings.
Since its founding in 1981, Fareva has built its identity around industrial subcontracting for brands, working from 42 sites with 13,000 employees. The group develops and manufactures products for customers in several markets, while its teams can carry a project from formulation through packaging.
Farks Supercars has spent decades helping racers turn their ideas into purpose-built cars. The shop focuses on race-car fabrication and performance work for drivers preparing cars for competition and track use.
Founded by Ben Tait, FARM brings more than 25 years of specialty manufacturing and construction experience to bespoke architectural fabrication. From its Brisbane base and New York presence, the company connects computational design, robotics and hands-on fabrication to turn demanding architectural concepts into built elements, including the algorithmically designed polymer walls at RMIT and façades for major international projects. FARM’s distinctive focus is closing the gap between design and manufacturing through digital workflows that account for real-world production constraints.
Established in January 2007, Farm Fresh First manages the raw fruit, vegetable and commodity supply chain from growers to food-processing and packing plant docks. Based in Western New York, the company coordinates production across several growing regions, with agriculture managers whose combined experience exceeds 100 years. It works directly with growers rather than brokers and provides traceability, logistics and grower accounting alongside crop sourcing.