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Founded in Milan in 1950 by Angelo Pagliai, FRIEM designs and manufactures high-power rectifiers and energy converters for heavy industry and large-scale green-hydrogen electrolysis. The Pagliai-Carnelli family’s third generation still leads the company, whose Segrate headquarters combines a 4,000-square-metre production plant with design and R&D laboratories. FRIEM has supplied more than 3,000 converters and operates internationally through a group of more than 200 professionals.
Frigidaire makes home appliances, from kitchen equipment to laundry and room-air products, under a brand with more than 100 years of history. Its current lineup carries that long appliance heritage into newer offerings such as induction cooking, while the company also provides Frigidaire-certified parts and repairs through its owner-support operation.
Frito-Lay North America, Inc., a division of PepsiCo, makes and sells snack foods under brands including FUNYUNS, BAKEN-ETS, and CHESTER’S. Its portfolio includes flavored onion rings, fried pork skins, and corn-based snacks. The company says its purpose is “food that matters for life’s moments.”
A third-generation, family-owned business, Frontier Signs & Displays has carried the Wuestefeld name since Lloyd Wuestefeld founded it in 1945. The company is especially known across the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana tri-state area for helping homebuilders create a consistent visual identity for their communities, from entry points through individual homes. Its work has expanded from the founder’s department-store window displays to custom signage and exhibits supported by in-house design and installation.
Founded in 1984 by Treva and the late Edward Janzow, Xenia-based Frontier Technology Corporation designs and manufactures californium-252 neutron sources for nuclear, industrial, defense, and research applications. The company also builds radioactive-material shipping containers and custom neutron shielding in-house, pairing more than 40 years of specialized experience with expertise in radioactive-material logistics. Frontier is licensed by the Ohio Department of Health, ships to more than 200 countries, and operates under standards including 10 CFR 50 Appendix B and ISO 2919.
Founded in John Palazzo’s garage outside Cleveland in 2000, Frontline International designs and manufactures cooking-oil management systems for commercial kitchens. Its U.S.-made equipment automates fresh-oil dispensing and used-oil handling while helping operators monitor oil quality, reduce kitchen hazards, and keep fryer stations cleaner. The Cuyahoga Falls manufacturer now has more than 33,000 installations across six continents and holds more than 25 patents, including three Kitchen Innovations Awards.
Born from a mother-daughter invention in 1889, Frownies makes its signature facial patches along with complementary skincare designed to smooth and care for expression-prone skin. The woman-owned company remains in its fifth generation, and its Dayton, Ohio team handcrafts small batches of products such as its Bulgarian rose hydrosol spray. Frownies’ original patches use a water-activated adhesive that hardens to hold skin relaxed and flat, a distinctive approach the brand says predates injectable wrinkle treatments.
Since 1969, Frozen Specialties Inc. has made frozen pizzas and pizza bites in Archbold, Ohio, largely for grocery-store private labels and co-packing customers. Its high-speed facility produces nearly one in ten frozen pizzas, while serving retailers across North America, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. The USDA-inspected plant has been organically certified since 2014 and holds Safe Quality Food certification.
Founded in Zanesville in 1948 as a sheet-metal contractor, FruhQuip now handles industrial construction, custom fabrication, plant maintenance, rigging and machinery moving for clients across central and southeast Ohio. Its in-house engineering and fabrication work supports demanding projects, while certified crane operators and equipment ranging from 3.5 to 50 tons add lift capability. The company emphasizes an owner present on every job and a safety program built around site-specific training and OSHA compliance.
Fry Foods, Inc. is a family-owned food manufacturer producing battered and breaded frozen appetizers, including onion, cheese, jalapeño, mushroom, zucchini, pickle, cauliflower, broccoli, corn, macaroni-and-cheese, and ravioli products. It sells nationally to foodservice companies and retailers and ships worldwide.
Founded in 1994, FT Precision Inc. manufactures high-volume, micron-level precision automotive parts, with rocker arms identified as its signature product. The Fredericktown, Ohio operation combines production with integrated machining and assembly, and the company reports serving automotive and other specialized manufacturing needs as part of the Tanaka Group’s international network.
Established in 1976 as a tooling company, Willoughby’s FTM Engineering Group now designs and builds close-tolerance plastic injection molds while producing the precision molded parts they make. Its one-roof model links wire EDM machining, mold engineering, part development and production, with more than 100 years of combined experience behind the work. FTM holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and serves projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production.
FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation supplies healthcare technologies and manufactures products for disease detection, diagnosis, and treatment. Its healthcare history dates to 1936, when Fujifilm began making X-ray film; today its U.S. portfolio includes imaging technologies and in-vitro diagnostics. The company is headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Since 1994, Fujikura Composites America has designed and developed composite golf shafts, pairing advanced materials with engineering and swing data to shape how golfers experience their clubs. Its proprietary ENSO 3-D motion-capture system measures the shaft, club and golfer throughout the swing, informing lines such as VENTUS and AXIOM. The Carlsbad-based company’s shafts are used across professional and amateur golf, with Fujikura reporting that it has been the PGA Tour’s number-one driver-shaft brand for six consecutive years.
Since opening in Huber Heights in 1996, Fukuvi USA has made custom plastic profile extrusions for OEM, construction, and industrial customers. The Ohio subsidiary of Japan’s Fukuvi Chemical Industry pairs profile extrusion with in-line processing and a dedicated secondary-operations facility, while its Victory Bear brand is recognized in tilt-up and precast concrete. Fukuvi USA works with customers from design through production, including tight-tolerance dimensional checks and ISO 9001 quality management.
Founded by owner and CEO Mark Pennington in December 2006, Full Circle Industrial Maintenance installs, services, and maintains industrial machinery and automation from its Milford, Ohio facility. Pennington built the company around a more personal, hands-on approach, later bringing his son onto the team as Full Circle took on installation projects across the United States and internationally. Today, the company combines machine-service experience with automation integration, including custom conveyor and robotic systems, while also supporting lean manufacturing improvements.
Established in 2006, Cincinnati-area Full Range Rehab develops and rents the patented EZ Stretch, an in-home mechanical device that helps patients regain knee range of motion after surgery or during rehabilitation. Designed with input from physical therapists, it lets patients control bilateral, bidirectional stretching themselves while continuing therapy at home. The company is accredited by the Community Health Accreditation Program and holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract.
Fully Loaded LLC makes tobacco-free chew and pouch products in the USA, including nicotine alternatives alongside nootropic and energy pouches. The company grew from a group of everyday chewers who spent several years and hundreds of batches developing a chew with the familiar pack-and-spit feel, while giving users the option to adjust nicotine content. Its labels list every ingredient, and its ALPHA Fuel and Dryv lines extend the company’s pouch format into nicotine-free energy and focus products.
Fulton County Processing is a Delta, Ohio, toll processor and Heidtman Steel company whose staff brings a stated 100 years of experience to customers’ steel-processing work. Its 358,000-square-foot facility is built for heavy-coil handling, with 30-ton overhead cranes and expanded storage capacity, while ISO 9001:2015 certification underpins its quality system.
Fulton is an American, family-led multinational group headquartered in Pulaski, New York, that researches, engineers, manufactures, and supports heat-transfer equipment for commercial and industrial applications. Founded by Lewis Palm in 1947, the company grew from his invention of the Vertical Tubeless Boiler; the third and fourth generations of the Palm family continue to lead it. Fulton employs more than 650 people across facilities in five countries and has made boiler and heat-transfer equipment for over 75 years.