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FSIP Electronics provides electronics manufacturing and remanufacturing services, alongside electronic products and design support for electric- and gas-powered vehicles and industrial equipment. Its manufacturing work ranges from prototyping to production and includes custom assemblies; the company also rebuilds electronic components to like-new functionality. The site identifies ISO 9001:2015 certification and lists its headquarters in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Founded in 2019 by chemical engineer Richard Furman and electrical engineer Zachary Thomas, FT Energy Controls develops HVAC equipment and control systems for more efficient delivery of heating, cooling, and fresh air. Its chilled-water system has earned three U.S. patents, with 14 additional U.S. and foreign patents pending, and independent engineering evaluations report energy and capital-cost savings compared with conventional systems. The company’s technology is designed to operate on renewable energy while reducing building emissions.
Fuel Factory is a racer-owned motorsports fuel company based in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, built by racers for racers. It develops performance fuel for competitors and enthusiasts, with each batch independently tested for consistency across racing applications.
FUJIFILM Biosciences manufactures and distributes cell culture media and related life-sciences products, supporting customers from early development through commercial production. The company says it has manufactured cell culture media since 1970 and operates manufacturing facilities in California and Tokyo, with production also described at its facility in Tilburg, Netherlands. Its work supports biopharmaceutical, vaccine, cell and gene therapy, and diagnostic applications.
Fujirebio develops in vitro diagnostic biomarker technologies, testing solutions, and contract development and manufacturing services, carrying innovations from research through clinical validation and commercialization. Its work spans diagnostic content and platforms, with a notable focus on blood-based neurological testing, including Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers. The H.U. Group company supports partners through clinical and regulatory services and maintains a biospecimen bank of more than 50,000 samples.
Founded in 1992 as a household tableware and fishing-equipment manufacturer, Fuling Plastic USA now makes disposable paper and plastic tableware for foodservice customers. Its Lehigh Valley headquarters, opened in 2015 as Fuling Global’s first U.S. expansion, connects American operations with manufacturing sites in China and distribution across North America and Asia. The company also develops biodegradable and PLA-based alternatives as part of its sustainability work.
Full Circle Winery is a family-owned boutique winery in Girard, PA, that sources local juice to create small batches of semi-dry to dry red and white wines. It operates in a historic building and offers wine tastings and grazing boards.
Full Pint Beer is a craft brewery based in Pittsburgh with a brewpub in Warrendale, PA. They specialize in a wide variety of beers and operate a taproom with food service.
Fuller Technologies supplies and supports the equipment, services, and process expertise that keep cement plants running, from complete flowsheet systems to maintenance for installed machinery. Now independent after more than 140 years as FLSmidth Cement, the company brings a global network of roughly 2,000 employees, more than 15 offices, and customers in over 150 countries. Its work increasingly centers on helping cement and cement-adjacent producers improve efficiency and reduce emissions through solutions such as the OK™ mill and alternative-materials processing.
Fulmer Company, a Wabtec Company, designs and manufactures brush holders and specialty-machined parts for DC/AC motors, generators, and alternators. Based in Export, Pennsylvania, it describes itself as the largest North American brush-holder manufacturer and operates a 47,000-square-foot facility with an in-house foundry, precision CNC shop, spring shop, and assembly department. Its work includes new and out-of-production brush holders, as well as refurbishment and rebuild programs.
From its roots in northern Sweden’s welding and metalworking industry, Fumex manufactures environmental-technology equipment that captures harmful fumes, gases and airborne particles at the source. Founded in 1971 and based in Skellefteå, the company is especially known for its laboratory extraction solutions, while also serving demanding industrial and vehicle-workshop environments. Fumex combines in-house product development and assembly production with a global distributor network, allowing it to tailor systems and maintain short delivery times.
Fun World, a division of Easter Unlimited, Inc., is a seasonal-goods company founded in 1959, initially importing Christmas and Easter novelties and dolls from Japan. It now develops and supplies seasonal merchandise worldwide, and says its Pennsylvania factory remains the only American factory manufacturing Easter grass and Halloween spider web. The family business has approximately 250 employees and facilities in the United States, Hong Kong, and China.
Function of Beauty is a personalized beauty-products maker founded in 2015, producing formulas in-house at a U.S. facility. Its chemists and beauty experts formulate made-to-order haircare and bodycare, and the company says it has created 15 million customized products.
Founded in 2004, Furhaven Pet Products is a family-based company that creates pet beds and other comfort products for dogs and cats. Headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, the company says it draws on its own pet-owner experience and tests products daily; it offers more than 1,000 combinations of styles, sizes, fabrics, and colors.
Family-owned and operated for more than a century, Furmano Foods has carried its farm, faith and family values from its founding in 1921 into a fourth generation of family leadership. From its Northumberland, Pennsylvania, operation, the company makes shelf-stable foods for foodservice and retail customers, with a batch-crafted approach that includes fully cooked ancient grains.
A damaged 1813 Chester County barn gave Furniture From The Barn its second life: since 2006, Michael and Kelly Kelly have turned salvaged barn boards and American hardwoods into custom, handcrafted furniture. The family-owned Nottingham, Pennsylvania, business combines Michael’s 38 years of carpentry experience with Kelly’s design and finishing guidance, while three generations contribute to the operation. Its pieces are made to order, with reclaimed wood preserving the marks and patina of Pennsylvania’s agricultural past.
Fusion Metals Processing LLC is a Lancaster-based contractor known for sanitary welding and careful fabrication work in production facilities. The company serves Central Pennsylvania manufacturers whose installations must remain clean, dependable, and ready for continuous use, drawing on certified welders for projects ranging from repairs to complete system work.
Family-owned since its incorporation on September 15, 1958, Future Foam grew from Charles Schneider’s furniture business into a foam manufacturer with more than 30 plants. The Council Bluffs company develops polyurethane foam formulations for customers whose products depend on comfort, with a long-standing emphasis on practical innovation and recycling.
Philadelphia’s Fuugs designs and hand-builds wooden furniture from urban trees the founders salvage, mill, dry, and craft themselves. Founded in 2016 by sculptors and life-and-business partners Greg Fuguet and Kristen Snow, the studio developed the Yarrow Collection around durable, artful forms that keep reclaimed wood out of the waste stream. Fuugs announced an indefinite hiatus and studio shutdown in January 2025, while retaining an interest in future design collaborations.
Known for its vertically integrated approach, FXI develops and manufactures comfort technologies from its headquarters in Radnor, Pennsylvania. The company serves bedding and other manufacturers with engineered foam solutions, while its research-and-development work has produced more than 400 patents. Its 33-facility network across the United States and Mexico helps it reach 97% of U.S. customers within 48 hours.