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From its Ithaca, Michigan warehouse, Frame USA makes American-made picture frames and custom framing for everyone from individual artists to large-volume business customers. The company has spent 40 years in the art and framing business, hand-building standard and custom frames while also offering specialized displays such as its Frame-An-Album design for vinyl records. Community and sustainability are part of the company’s stated mission, alongside framing advice and educational resources.
Francis Industries LLC is identified in the submitted source context as a family-owned plastic injection molder. The website lists its location and contact information but does not provide additional product, market, or capability details.
Francis Lofts & Bunks grew from a family aluminum-fabrication tradition into a manufacturer of custom-built loft and bunk beds for adults. Founded by Ryan and Patrick Francis after Ryan needed a stronger, more grown-up way to reclaim space in a small apartment, the company now handcrafts its beds to order at an Ohio factory using American-sourced materials. Its metal frames are third-party stress tested for loads up to 2,000 pounds per sleeping platform, while its newer solid-wood loft beds bring the same heavy-duty approach to a different material.
Francis Manufacturing Company is a family-owned aluminum sand foundry in Russia, Ohio, established in 1946 by Thomas V. Francis. Its 204,000-square-foot foundry produces aluminum castings for customers across the United States, with casting weights ranging from fractions of an ounce to several hundred pounds; its production capacity spans small orders through runs of thousands per week.
Founded in 1970 by Frank Brinkmann, Frank’s Glass is a family-owned Fairfield business providing glass repair, replacement, fabrication and installation for vehicles, homes and commercial properties. What began as a three-man operation has grown to more than 20 employees, while ownership passed to Frank’s sons in 1994 and Dan Brinkmann now operates the glass division. The company has served the Greater Cincinnati Tri-State area for more than 50 years, including through custom residential work and commercial projects of every size.
Founded in 2014 by Ria Cole, Frankal Innovations grew from his experience supporting automotive OEM paint shops into a Westerville-based manufacturing support company known for practical filtration expertise. It now helps manufacturers solve production and air-pollution-control challenges, including through its Ohio-assembled PaintTrap filters and specialized RTO rebuilding work.
Founded in 1949, Franke GmbH develops and manufactures wire race bearings and linear guide systems at its Aalen headquarters. Its bearing principle allows housings made from materials ranging from steel and aluminium to plastics or carbon fibre, giving engineers unusual freedom to create compact, lightweight, application-specific designs. Franke also supports those designs with in-house prototype work, testing and bearing refurbishment, while its new Plant 6 expands production of high-end bearings for applications such as computer tomography and baggage scanning.
Franklin Advanced Materials develops and manufactures specially engineered materials for industrial markets including photovoltaic solar cells, solid oxide fuel cells, hybrid microelectronics, multilayer microelectronics, electronic components, sensors, and thick-film interconnect or metallization applications. The company provides custom materials development, component fabrication, and state-of-the-art testing services to customers worldwide, including industrial customers, companies, universities, and labs engaged in research and development.
Since 1973, Franklin Brazing & Metal Treating has processed high-volume stainless and carbon steel components through continuous-belt furnace brazing and annealing, with integrated assembly available at its Lebanon, Ohio facility. The company’s 51,635-square-foot operation runs more than 10 million parts a year and serves demanding aerospace and automotive production under IATF 16949:2016 and AS9100:2016 Rev D certifications. Franklin says its team brings more than 50 years of experience and a record of 100% on-time delivery.
Since 1998, Worthington’s Franklin Imaging has turned ideas into large-format graphics, fabricated visual elements and carefully installed environments for commercial clients. The woman-owned company also builds museum-quality custom frames in-house, including Castner frames made with original molds tied to an 1887 Pennsylvania framing tradition. Its work spans creative production and the practical side of print operations, with equipment service, secure document control and delivery handled by a team known for meticulous project execution.
Family-owned since 1935, Franklin International grew from the Columbus-based Franklin Glue Company into a privately held manufacturer with more than 500 employees. Its history includes the creation of Titebond and the development of its own polymer production capability, while its Columbus manufacturing facility operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification. Today, Franklin serves manufacturers, professionals, and do-it-yourselfers through brands distributed in more than 60 countries.
Founded by Alex, Franklin Morrow makes custom socks that give organizations a more wearable alternative to throwaway branded merchandise. The company handles orders from 100 to 100,000 pairs and builds philanthropy into every sale by donating one pair of socks to someone in need; it also produces custom socks at no cost for local charities’ fundraising efforts.
Founded in 1971, Frazier Machine & Production is a Perrysburg precision-machining company known for the flexibility to handle both one-off prototypes and recurring production work. Glassmaking is its largest market, while its experienced machinists serve customers across several industrial fields. ISO 9001:2015 certification reflects the company’s emphasis on consistent quality.
Frazina’s Custom Prints in Parma Heights turns customer artwork and ideas into personalized printed apparel, promotional goods, signs and décor. Its process transfers images onto surfaces ranging from fabric and garments to mugs, bags and canvas, with design assistance available from concept through finished product. The shop also handles direct mailing and fulfillment services for organizations and small businesses.
Born from a kitchen-table invention called the “Bug Stopper” in 1960, Frecon INC. has grown into a Hamilton, Ohio, CNC machining and fabrication shop that takes parts from design through production. The company traces its formal start to 1965 and built an early reputation supplying mosaic tile dies before shifting into refractory-brick work and, later, comprehensive CNC manufacturing. Its full-service approach keeps machining, fabrication, finishing and assembly under one roof, with capabilities that include engineering support and Kanban inventory programs.
Fred J. Miller Inc. designs and produces marching band uniforms and performance wear for pageantry groups. Its offerings include Cesario marching band uniforms, Power-Flex performance wear, stretch wear, formal wear, headwear, footwear, gloves, colorguard flags and equipment, uniform accessories, and field equipment.
Serving the community since 1987, Fred Martin Computers repairs and upgrades desktop and laptop computers while also building custom PCs and providing remote support. Its certified technicians handle hardware, software, and data-recovery needs with a personal, customer-focused approach.
Founded in Newark in 1937 as a mirror re-silvering shop, Fred Silver & Co. now makes convex and dome-shaped safety and security mirrors for visibility in settings such as warehouses, retail aisles, and traffic areas. The company expanded its mirror work into acrylic products and, after acquiring Ketcham Company in 1992, also operates a medicine-cabinet business. Fred Silver remains active under the Silver family, with Andrea Silver Schlossberg and Martin Schlossberg continuing the company after Fred Silver’s passing in 1989.
Since 1969, Fredon Corporation has been a second-generation, woman-run and veteran-owned family business making precision-machined parts and assemblies in Mentor, Ohio. Its 100,000-square-foot facility and 90-plus employees are set up for prototype work and the difficult, close-tolerance projects other shops may avoid. Fredon also helps build the region’s manufacturing workforce through the Alliance for Working Together, founded by its CEO, Roger Sustar.
Cleveland-based Free Period Press turns research about living well into bright, playful paper goods that help people slow down, unplug and care for themselves. Founded by Lora to address her own overachieving, productivity-focused habits, the company creates friendly tools for reflection, creative downtime and grounded routines, including its made-in-Cleveland Habit Tracker Calendar. Free Period Press also works with independent artists and designers to bring its screen-free products to life.