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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.
With expertise dating to 1979, G & S Bar and Wire manufactures titanium and specialty-alloy wire and bar for demanding applications. The Wooster, Ohio company is particularly versed in titanium and supports customer-specific work with conversion services and in-house testing, while its 2018 integration into Fort Wayne Metals connects it to a broader medical-device materials organization. Its campus solar installation, added in 2012, uses 276 panels to power the office and reduce emissions.
From its Wadsworth, Ohio operation, G Force Performance Products makes performance hardware for engine swaps and vehicle conversions, with transmission crossmembers and its patent-pending lightweight steel Swap Block mock-up system at the center of the business. Founded by automotive enthusiasts, the company also produces fit-specific mounts, adapters and chassis parts, and says about 90% of its products are made in the USA. Its parts are designed around the practical headaches of a build, helping racers and builders check fitment and complete installations without cutting or welding where a bolt-in solution is available.
Since its incorporation in Willoughby, Ohio, in 1979, G-M-I, Inc. has built its identity around dependable sealing materials for demanding industrial applications. The company has worked from its present facility since 1983, supplying custom gaskets to sectors such as food processing, beverage production, and healthcare. Its quality system conforms to ISO 9001 and FDA 21 CFR 820 cGMP requirements.
G.A. Wintzer & Son Co. is a family-owned and operated rendering and recycling business whose operations date to 1848. Based in Wapakoneta, Ohio, it processes animal by-products and used cooking oil into ingredients for animal feed and other usable products. The company has continued under family ownership for more than 170 years.
For more than 65 years, West Chester’s G.F. Frank & Sons, Inc. has manufactured stainless steel butcher and packer equipment, from custom shelving to the hooks and trolleys used throughout meat-processing facilities. Its product knowledge and industry expertise span three generations, and the company serves customers nationwide as well as internationally.
G.L. Heller Co. is a family-owned Whitehouse, Ohio machine shop that has produced precision CNC-turned and milled parts and waterjet-cut components since 1972. Started by Gary and Jean Heller in their home garage, the company remains owned by the Heller family and now operates from its original location in a 38,000-square-foot shop. Its production work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and a climate-controlled inspection lab.
Cleveland’s G.R.A.C.E. Elderberry Co. is a woman-owned small business making elderberry syrup by hand in small batches, with its signature cinnamon blend prepared in a licensed commercial kitchen. Founded by a healthcare professional drawn to holistic wellness after searching for a better-tasting option for her family, the company uses organic ingredients without artificial sweeteners, preservatives, corn syrup or thickening agents. Every batch is checked for pH and temperature, with ingredient tracking built into its food-safety procedures.
Founded by Jonathan Naft in Cleveland, Geauga Rehabilitation Engineering—known as G.R.E. Orthotics and Prosthetics—designs and fabricates custom prosthetic and orthotic devices for patients at its Northeast Ohio care centers. Its practitioners and in-house technicians work together in the Chardon Design Lab, while patient advocate John Gravino, an above-knee prosthetic user and Paralympic coach, helps patients navigate rehabilitation and life after limb loss. G.R.E. is also Myomo’s only Center of Excellence in Ohio for the MyoPro upper-extremity orthosis, and its offices are ABC credentialed and certified.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1925 by the Gross and Jarson families, G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers is a family-owned beverage bottler that produces, sells, and distributes drinks across Ohio and Kentucky. It received Pepsi franchising rights in 1935 and has grown into the largest independent Pepsi bottler in the country, with 14 production and distribution facilities and more than 1,900 employees.
Since 1949, G&S Metal Products Company has manufactured metal bakeware and distributed kitchen gadgets and accessories, growing into the largest producer of metal bakeware in the United States. Its vertically integrated operation moves steel from domestic mills through its own Connecticut coil-coating facility before stamping, inspecting and packaging bakeware in Cleveland, with most of that bakeware made in the USA. G&S also stands apart for its long-running focus on efficient coil coating, which reduces coating waste, water use and energy needs.
Founded in 1979 by Thomas and Gerald Cutts, G&T Manufacturing Company is a family-owned and operated precision machining company based in Mentor, Ohio. It produces machined parts for customers across the United States and internationally, and operates a 17,000-square-foot facility with more than 20 employees.
Since 1968, G&W Products has grown from a supplier of metal parts into a Fairfield, Ohio manufacturing partner known for close collaboration and dedicated customer support. Its team develops custom metal solutions for customers across industries, with ISO 9001 registration since 2008 and ITAR registration since 2014.
For more than 30 years, Cleveland-based G2 Materials has manufactured specialty laminated products and coated materials, with a particular focus on cable shielding tapes for communication and signal wiring. Its early expertise in signal attenuation, EMI/RFI shielding and polymer insulation now supports customized tapes, wraps and flexible material solutions for the wire and cable industry and other applications. The company operates 25,000 square feet of production space with separate laminating and converting areas, supported by a long-tenured six-person staff.
G3 srl designs, manufactures, rebuilds and maintains machinery and complete lines for rubber processing, bringing together ITALMEC’s manufacturing heritage dating to 1953 with more than 30 years of rebuilding and maintenance experience. The Italian company acquired the ITALMEC brand in 2005 and has since delivered more than 300 machines to over 20 countries, including rebuilt equipment from more than 100 machine types and OEMs. G3’s technicians support projects from specification through installation, start-up and ongoing service, with reverse engineering and spare-parts expertise extending across machines from different original manufacturers.
G90 Engineering is a Mason-based engineering firm known for taking on complex manufacturing problems from initial concept through production handoff. It works with aerospace and industrial manufacturers, building practical turnkey solutions in-house while helping customers improve existing operations without interrupting production. The company also developed the patent-pending Blackbox system for remote CNC control and process oversight.
For more than 75 years, Gadjets, Inc. has made Hydrowype exclusion seals—specialty metal wipers and scrapers that keep contaminants out of hydraulic, pneumatic and other reciprocating equipment. Its origins trace to the AN wiper developed in the 1940s, while current production spans standard military-specification parts and customized designs for demanding industrial and aerospace applications. Gadjets is a division of Martin Fluid Power, manufactures in the USA, and operates an ISO 9001:2015 quality system with capabilities supporting AS9100 customers.
For more than 75 years, Gadjets, Inc. has made Hydrowype exclusion seals—specialty metal rod scrapers and wipers that keep contaminants out of hydraulic, pneumatic and other reciprocating equipment. The Franklin, Ohio manufacturer traces the product line to the AN wiper of the 1940s and now produces both military-specification seals and customized designs for demanding industrial and aerospace applications. Gadjets operates an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and is a qualified provider of MS28776 metal wipers under MIL-R-5049.
Founded in Cleveland in 1947 by a returning World War II veteran, Gahr Machine Company grew from a four-car garage into a 60,000-square-foot industrial facility. The company is known for decades of expertise helping manufacturers keep Warner & Swasey machinery in service, particularly through its repair-parts operation and technical support.